Hi Bob and All,
Does it always have to be down-the-hall?
Turning in Turn Improper - line/4 (2s in the middle)
1A1. Up hall in line/4 - turn alone, down hall and bend line
The up then down will require the contra lines to stay away from the band :-)
Why not go down the hall and stay there the first time, and up the hall and stay
there the
second? Combining Turning in Turn and the use of a swing to start back as in
Two Way Street and Walking Down the Street gives a dance with a N Sw. The
reminder feature for the 1s and 2s
is even more pronounced, and it doesn't require a gap at the head of the lines.
1A1 (#1 between #2) Down the hall; Nbr Swing Face Across
1A2 Circle Left 1; 2s figure 8 below
1B1 2s turn contra conrners
1B2 2s balance and swing - face up
2A1 (#2 between #1) Up the hall; Nbr Swing Face Across
2A2 Circle Left 1; 1s figure 8 above
2B1 1s turn contra conrners
2B2 1s balance and swing - face down
Cheers, Bill
