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classic33

Leg End Member
Just the sight of it would do for starters :okay:
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Bobby Mhor

Legendary Member
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Go on @Bobby Mhor get your wallet out for Christmas :wahhey:
Funnily, I offered to do this today.
3 kids in their twenties and they still expect presents from their old pensioned parents:laugh:
I'll carve the boy a wooden boat, two girls will get a wooden doll, a couple of tangerines each, sorted:rolleyes:

To start, four couples are arranged in the form of a square to dance with each couple being in the middle of the sides of the square. Both the eight dancers in the group and the dance itself are called a "set". The dance is a sequence of several dance figures, which usually have a common theme or structure. The figures usually begin and end with repeated parts that everyone dances, and then during the figure each couple or pair of couples will dance separately. In the set, the couple with their backs to the band are traditionally named "First Tops" with "Second Tops" facing them. The couple on First Tops left hand side is called "First Sides" with "Second Sides" facing. Usually the First Tops are the first to dance, with some sets having First Sides and then Second Tops going next and some having Second Tops and then the First Sides. Second Sides is almost always the last couple to dance, and is therefore a good place for beginners to start, as they get more time to watch the demonstrations of the figure that the other couples give.
Or in action

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Vj13osgy2M0

Aye, some of these dances can be confusing but it all falls into place, it's brilliant.
I always for some reason have to pick it up but once it starts, it all falls into place.

Are Scotswomen worse with money than Scotsmen @Bobby Mhor :smile:
I've never met a woman, Scots or otherwise who doesn't like retail therapy:okay:
 

classic33

Leg End Member
I get this.jpeg

What's "The Scottish Fiddle"?
 

Vantage

Carbon fibre... LMAO!!!
Dunno if good is the right word as it's wet and miserable outside....like me :tongue:,

But,

Good morning :hello:
 

classic33

Leg End Member
Good Morning :hello:
You sure?
Good morning everyone. :hello:
Ready to do battle.
Dunno if good is the right word as it's wet and miserable outside....like me :tongue:,

But,

Good morning :hello:
Why you wet and outside?
Morning all:hello:

I thought I was off to the beach this morning as Mrs M had said 'Sand' to me last night,
turns out behind the smile lay a devious plot, I got handed sandpaper 10 mins ago.
The plastic floaty ring, spade, bucket have been stuck back in the cupboard:cry:

Enjoy your day:okay:
She saw yer wallet.

Morning?
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