At the end of the "summer term" we set off to Henley for an evening with
whoever wants to join us. In this case, it was the usual suspects:
Phoenix, Taeppas Tump and Aldbrickham
There is always a good audience and this evening was no exception. After
everyone had done several dances, we finished with a Worcestershire Monkey
and our customary East Acton joining-in dance
Afterwards, we adjourned to the Row Barge for a music session, which
thanks to the staff went rather well
OBJ comprised: Andy, Ann, Carol, Chris, ChrisD, Claire, Clare, Colin,
Eddie, Emma, IanJ, IanP, Joe, Karen, Lawre, Linda, Lorraine, Mark,
MaryAnn, Mike, Philip, Sarah and Vera
25th July June 2017
Henley End-of-Term Bash
Dance:Worcestershire Monkey
Dancers: Mike, Karen, Sarah, Ian, Ann, Emma and Eddie
Musicians: Joe, Colin, ChrisD and some helpers (melodeons), Clare
(concertinas), MaryAnn (fiddle), Vera, Mark, etc (percussion)
Camera: Chris
If you're going to have a focal point for your town, make it like
this!
The town hall and Falaise Square work really well
IanJ and Mike at this end of a set for Dilwyn
Plenty of people in the band, with a few helpers
This may be the rounds figure in Witchmans Thistle
Emma and Mike in the foreground, and Taeppas Tump in the
background
Mike and Emma again
A mystery dance - maybe Much Gridlock
Emma, Mike, Eddie?, Sarah and Carol
Joe, Colin, Mark, Loraine, Clare, Phil, Vera, Lawre and Andy in
the band
Another mystery dance - maybe the same one
Emma, IanJ, Eddie, Sarah, Linda, Karen and ann
Same dance, same dancers
It's starting to look like Witchmens Thistle!
And so is this
And this
Carol, IanJ and Sarah in Dilwyn
More of Dilwyn
Lorraine, Mike, Emma, Andy and Claire facing us
And some more
Claire is facing us
Not sure which dance, but Linda and Claire are nearest
Another puzzle
Same puzzle again
Claire, Andy and Emma facing us
The light (and focus) is starting to fade so it's time to get
ready for an East Acton
Some of the joiners-in
Plenty more in this picture Colin with the tickling stick
The final figure in East Acton, with the musicians in the circle