On 8/31/2013 4:43 AM, John Sweeney wrote:
The references to Dublin Bay are slightly inaccurate.  The original dance -
see http://www.folkdance.com/LDNotations/DublinBay2000LD.pdf - contains:
Line of four facing down the hall:
Fall back four steps (heading backwards up the hall), go forward four steps,
turn alone to face up the hall; fall back four steps, go forward four steps.

Don't you just love the folk process?  :-)

It's that turn in the middle of the line of 4's travel that I was comparing to Dublin Bay. It's a lovely whooshy movement that shows up occasionally in ECD but rarely in contras. Yes, the context isn't identical, but the movement, flipping from facing one to the other, is.

Kalia

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