| Well, how are we going to make a morris team out of this lot? |  |
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The
Rose & Crown spot Getting ready to dance something-or-other Linda, Colin, Abi and Mike G in the foreground. Anne, Gill and Pam prepare to play, assisted by Vera and Bob. |
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Rose&Crown again This looks like the chorus in White Ladies Aston Jenny and Tiff in the foreground. Witchmen look on |
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Witchmen's
Thistle Tiff, Abi, Linda and Chris in the cross-over figure |
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| Brimfield (above) Colin and Chris (left), Jenny, Abi and Mike G (right) |
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Hay-on-Wye
in progress Linda, Tiff and Mike G |
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| Sheepskins in the High Street (above) Colin and Tiff at this end of the set |
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Dave and Jenny |
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On
the stage We generally prefer not to dance on stages as morris should be done amongst the audience. Colin introduces the first dance and Henry (our banner-bearer). The others wait in eager anticipation |
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| White Ladies Aston on the stage The chorus (above left) and linked-hey figure (above right) |
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band on the stage Abi, Bob, Anne, Gill, Pam, Ian Mike and Vera are just outside the picture |
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| The
standard way of ending the day when Wicket Brood is with
us. A double set of Worcester Monkey Probably the best dance at the festival |
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| Above left: Jenny and Abi doing
nothing-in-particular Above right: Abi: "Dave, don't you love me any more?"
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integral part of Witchmens performance. I don't know what he/she/it is called |
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On
Monday, some of us were watching (and heckling) Wicket
Brood. At an opportune moment, many of Wicket Broods dancers developed a headache and the audience was asked for "volunteers" to help them out with a Worcester Monkey. Jenny, Colin, Chris and Tiff stepped forward. |
| Another
picture from the same dance. Chris is most visible. |
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Tiff and David finish off the Monkey Hey (or is it Hay?) at the end of the dance. |