A1 |
#1s & #2s: Up a Double & Back x2 - Wheel Around to face the other couple as you fall back the second time and make Arches
WHILE #3s Lead Up, Turn Alone (8), Lead Down, Turn Alone (8) |
B1 |
#3s Lead Up, Lady Crossing in Front of the Man, Separate, Cast Down one place
Dance straight across through two Arches; Cast Down to the Bottom |
B2 | #1s & #2s Circle Left; Circle Right - Fall Back at the end so that all three couples are in a wide Circle facing the Middle |
A1 | Partner Into Line Siding: Right Shoulder; Left Shoulder |
B1 |
Men Fall Back (4), Come Forward and make a Circle of Arches (fingertips) (4)
Ladies dance AC around your Partner - Men Fall Back to Place (8) |
B2 |
Ladies Fall Back (4), Come Forward and make a Circle of Arches (fingertips) (4)
Men dance CW around your Partner - All Fall Back into Place (8) |
A1 | Partner Arm Right; Arm Left - finish in the same circle |
B1, B2, B3 |
The Men lead all the moves: #3s dance AC around #1 Man (Lady following the Man, without holding hands) - finish facing #1s
#1s & #3s Circle Left Flow out of the Circle: #1s lead to #3s Place; #3s flow into #1s Place and keep moving to: #3s Repeat the move with #2s |
B4, B5, B6 | The same with #1s Leading |
B7, B8, B9 | The same with #2s Leading |
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