Re: [Callers] Multiple N swings / does this dance exist?

[Paul Wilde via Callers]

Maia,

Another Second Time Around
Robert Cromartie   Becket

A-1 Cir L 3/4
  N-S
A-2 Cir L 3/4
  P-S
B-1 LL F
  Lad Ch L Diag
B-2 Lad Pull by R, Al L 3/4 w/ shadow
 P-S

Enjoy,
Paul W
Prov RI
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Re: [Callers] Multiple N swings / does this dance exist?

[Jack Mitchell via Callers]

Here are a two more

*Diagonal Discovery* – Gene Hubert
*Becket*

*A1*LL F
  (L Diag Gents) Gents Look Left Alle L 1½

*A2*with New (L Diag) N B

*B1*Circle Left ¾, pass thru
  P Sw

*B2*½ Hey gents pass L Sh
P Sw (or 2-hand turn)

An excellent dance. Give the dancers the option of a two hand turn or a
swing in B2.



*The Gang of Four** – *Gene Hubert   Becket

R/CW

*A1*Circle Left ¾
  N Sw

*A2*N Promenade around whole set gents towards the center
Ladies Turn back, NEW N Sw

*B1*Big Circle Left until opposite your partner
LL F

*B2*Ladies Alle R 1½
  P Sw

On Fri, Sep 22, 2017 at 8:10 PM Maia McCormick via Callers <
callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:

> Thanks for all your contributions, folks!
>
> To avoid a conflict, have officially renamed this dance to "Neighbor,
> Neighbor On the Wall
> <http://contra.maiamccormick.com/dances.html#neighbor,neighboronthewall>"
> (it had a nice ring at the time, don't worry about it).
>
> On Fri, Sep 22, 2017 at 1:05 PM, Bob Isaacs <isaacs...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi Maia:
>>
>>
>> If you're looking for something new, this was just written at the Labor
>> Day Dance Away.  Jerry Tobin won the raffle, and asked for a swing-to-swing
>> transition:
>>
>> Eight Years and Still Swinging
>>
>> Becket-R
>>
>>
>> A1.  Long lines, ladies chain to N1
>>
>> A2.  Balance, Petronella, balance, Petronella
>>
>> B1.  N1 swing and roll off . . , N2 swing
>>
>> B2.  Gents allemande L 1 1/2, partner swing
>>
>>
>> BTW, the title Good Fences was chosen for another auction dance this
>> summer, this one for Margaret Pigman, Gregg Gorin, and Dan Vilter at Amweek
>> 2017.
>>
>>
>> Bob
>>
>>
>> --
>> *From:* Callers <callers-boun...@lists.sharedweight.net> on behalf of
>> Maia McCormick via Callers <callers@lists.sharedweight.net>
>> *Sent:* Tuesday, September 19, 2017 11:19 PM
>> *To:* callers@lists.sharedweight.net
>> *Subject:* [Callers] Multiple N swings / does this dance exist?
>>
>> Hey folks,
>>
>> Looking for a dance with multiple swings with the same N, and also
>> preferably a P b, for a workshop I'm running on in-dance communication.
>> Anyone have one to recommend?
>>
>> On a similar note, this is the dance I tossed off to fill this need: does
>> it exist? If not, tentatively titling it "Good Fences".
>>
>> Improper
>> A1: long lines forward and back
>> (new) N swing
>> A2: ladies chain to P
>> half hey (ladies pass R)
>> B1: P b
>> B2: gents alle. L 1 1/2
>> (same) N swing
>>
>
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Re: [Callers] Multiple N swings / does this dance exist?

[Maia McCormick via Callers]

Thanks for all your contributions, folks!

To avoid a conflict, have officially renamed this dance to "Neighbor,
Neighbor On the Wall
<http://contra.maiamccormick.com/dances.html#neighbor,neighboronthewall>"
(it had a nice ring at the time, don't worry about it).

On Fri, Sep 22, 2017 at 1:05 PM, Bob Isaacs <isaacs...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Maia:
>
>
> If you're looking for something new, this was just written at the Labor
> Day Dance Away.  Jerry Tobin won the raffle, and asked for a swing-to-swing
> transition:
>
> Eight Years and Still Swinging
>
> Becket-R
>
>
> A1.  Long lines, ladies chain to N1
>
> A2.  Balance, Petronella, balance, Petronella
>
> B1.  N1 swing and roll off . . , N2 swing
>
> B2.  Gents allemande L 1 1/2, partner swing
>
>
> BTW, the title Good Fences was chosen for another auction dance this
> summer, this one for Margaret Pigman, Gregg Gorin, and Dan Vilter at Amweek
> 2017.
>
>
> Bob
>
>
> --
> *From:* Callers <callers-boun...@lists.sharedweight.net> on behalf of
> Maia McCormick via Callers <callers@lists.sharedweight.net>
> *Sent:* Tuesday, September 19, 2017 11:19 PM
> *To:* callers@lists.sharedweight.net
> *Subject:* [Callers] Multiple N swings / does this dance exist?
>
> Hey folks,
>
> Looking for a dance with multiple swings with the same N, and also
> preferably a P b, for a workshop I'm running on in-dance communication.
> Anyone have one to recommend?
>
> On a similar note, this is the dance I tossed off to fill this need: does
> it exist? If not, tentatively titling it "Good Fences".
>
> Improper
> A1: long lines forward and back
> (new) N swing
> A2: ladies chain to P
> half hey (ladies pass R)
> B1: P b
> B2: gents alle. L 1 1/2
> (same) N swing
>
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Re: [Callers] Multiple N swings / does this dance exist?

[Bob Isaacs via Callers]

Hi Maia:


If you're looking for something new, this was just written at the Labor Day 
Dance Away.  Jerry Tobin won the raffle, and asked for a swing-to-swing 
transition:

Eight Years and Still Swinging

Becket-R


A1.  Long lines, ladies chain to N1

A2.  Balance, Petronella, balance, Petronella

B1.  N1 swing and roll off . . , N2 swing

B2.  Gents allemande L 1 1/2, partner swing


BTW, the title Good Fences was chosen for another auction dance this summer, 
this one for Margaret Pigman, Gregg Gorin, and Dan Vilter at Amweek 2017.


Bob



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Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2017 11:19 PM
To: callers@lists.sharedweight.net
Subject: [Callers] Multiple N swings / does this dance exist?

Hey folks,

Looking for a dance with multiple swings with the same N, and also preferably a 
P b, for a workshop I'm running on in-dance communication. Anyone have one to 
recommend?

On a similar note, this is the dance I tossed off to fill this need: does it 
exist? If not, tentatively titling it "Good Fences".

Improper
A1: long lines forward and back
(new) N swing
A2: ladies chain to P
half hey (ladies pass R)
B1: P b
B2: gents alle. L 1 1/2
(same) N swing
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Re: [Callers] Multiple N swings / does this dance exist?

[Ron Blechner via Callers]

The biggest caution I'd say is that 2 Neighbor swing has a higher chance of
too-much-clockwise.

I saw four dances in these suggestions with 40 beats of clockwise rotation
for at least one of the roles, which is right around the threshold where
people are getting dizzy but not quite noticing it.

I've got some in my box at home - I'll try and dig some out and forward
them. I second "Cheat Lake Gypsies" - that ones in my box and a definite
good dance!

Ron Blechner


On Sep 20, 2017 1:11 PM, "Isaac Banner via Callers" <
callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:

Hi Maia,

Here's one of my own -

*Grab Bag*
Contra/Dup Imp/Easy
A1
  LLFB
  (new) neighbor swing
A2
  Ladies RS full hey
B1
  Ladies pass right
  Partner turn right shoulder, swing
B2
  Circle left 3/4
  (same) neighbor swing
Notes
  I've found folks are also happy just skipping the right shoulder 'round /
gypsy in the B1 and going straight to the swing - either way works, your
mileage may vary.


On Wed, Sep 20, 2017 at 6:30 AM Angela DeCarlis via Callers <
callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:

> Howdy Maia!
>
> "Cheat Lake Gypsies" sprung to mind.  I think I had it down as a Cary
> Ravitz dance, but on his website, it looks like it was done collaboratively
> by a group of folks at a dance weekend. Of course, the other annoying thing
> about this dance is that the title includes the G-word. I trust you'll
> handle that in some way that feels appropriate for you and your audience. :)
>
> Cheat Lake Gypsies
> Becket CCW
>
> A1 - Take hands in a ring and balance (4).
> - Ladies gypsy 1/2 (4).
> - Neighbors swing (8).
>
> A2 - Neighbors promenade around the full set (oval), counter-clockwise
> (6).
> - Ladies turn back to find a new neighbor (2).
> - (New) neighbors swing (8).
>
> B1 - Take hands with the full set and circle left (8).
> - Keep your neighbor and look for your partner to circle left 3/4 (8).
>
> B2 - Partners gypsy and swing (16).
>
>
> On Wed, Sep 20, 2017 at 8:07 AM, Linda Leslie via Callers <
> callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
>
>> Here are a few for you, Maia. Hope the workshop is a lot of fun!
>> Linda
>> ps: I have not seen your dance before…
>>
>> *Back from Vermont*
>> by David Zinkin
>> Contra/Improper/Int
>>
>> A1 ---
>> Neighbor swing
>> Long lines forward and back
>> A2 ---
>> Star right three-quarters to long waves (P right, gents out, ladies in)
>> Balance the long wave
>> Shadow allemande left once
>> B1 ---
>> Partner Balance and Swing
>> B2 ---
>> Circle left three-quarters
>> Swing same neighbor
>>   At ends, don't cross! shadow!
>>
>> *Got Nice Neighbors*
>> by Billy Boyer
>> Contra/Becket-CW/Easy
>>
>> A1 ---
>> Down the Hall four in line, turn as a couple, return
>> A2 ---
>> Circle left 3/4
>> (8) Neighbor swing
>> B1 ---
>> (8) Long lines, forward and back
>> (8) NEXT Neighbor swing*
>> B2 ---
>> (8) Ladies allemande Right 1-1/2
>> (8) Partner swing
>>
>> *Naked in California*
>> by Nils Fredland
>> Contra/Improper/Int
>>
>> A1 ---
>> Long lines forward and back
>> Neighbor swing
>> A2 ---
>> Ladies allemande right One-Half
>> Partner allemande left three-quarters
>> Shadow allemande right once and a half (ladies out, gents face in)
>> B1 ---
>> Long waves balance right, left, Slide right
>> Partner swing
>> B2 ---
>> Circle left three-quarters
>> Same neighbor swing
>>
>> *Around the Sound*
>> by Cary Ravitz
>> Contra/Becket-CW/Adv
>>
>> A1 ---
>> (var. on Give & Take): Long lines forward
>>  Neighbor gypsy 1/2, gent back up with N to swing (ladies side)
>> A2 ---
>> (8) 1/2 Hey, men passing left shoulders
>> Same Neighbor swing
>> B1 ---
>> Long lines forward, P gypsy 1/2 (same effect as pass thru, TA)
>> (8) Star Right 3/4
>> NEW GENTS alle L once (ladies step L to meet P)
>>
>> B2 ---
>> P B
>>
>> *CDS Reel*
>> by Ted Sannella
>> Contra/Improper/Easy
>>
>> A1 ---
>> Neighbor swing
>> Long lines forward and back (end join in)
>> A2 ---
>> Whole set circle left
>> Circle right
>> B1 ---
>> Star left three-quarters
>> Gents turn back and swing partner
>> B2 ---
>> Gents allemande left once and a half
>> Same neighbor Swing
>>
>>
>> On Sep 19, 2017, at 11:19 PM, Maia McCormick via Callers <
>> callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
>>
>> Hey folks,
>>
>> Looking for a dance with multiple swings with the same N, and also
>> preferably a P b, for a workshop I'm running on in-dance communication.
>> Anyone have one to recommend?
>>
>> On a similar note, this is the dance I tossed off to fill this need: does
>> it exist? If not, tentatively titling it "Good Fences".
>>
>> Improper
>> A1: long lines forward and back
>> (new) N swing
>> A2: ladies chain to P
>> half hey (ladies pass R)
>> B1: P b
>> B2: gents alle. L 1 1/2
>> (same) N swing
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Re: [Callers] Multiple N swings / does this dance exist?

[Isaac Banner via Callers]

Hi Maia,

Here's one of my own -

*Grab Bag*
Contra/Dup Imp/Easy
A1
  LLFB
  (new) neighbor swing
A2
  Ladies RS full hey
B1
  Ladies pass right
  Partner turn right shoulder, swing
B2
  Circle left 3/4
  (same) neighbor swing
Notes
  I've found folks are also happy just skipping the right shoulder 'round /
gypsy in the B1 and going straight to the swing - either way works, your
mileage may vary.


On Wed, Sep 20, 2017 at 6:30 AM Angela DeCarlis via Callers <
callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:

> Howdy Maia!
>
> "Cheat Lake Gypsies" sprung to mind.  I think I had it down as a Cary
> Ravitz dance, but on his website, it looks like it was done collaboratively
> by a group of folks at a dance weekend. Of course, the other annoying thing
> about this dance is that the title includes the G-word. I trust you'll
> handle that in some way that feels appropriate for you and your audience. :)
>
> Cheat Lake Gypsies
> Becket CCW
>
> A1 - Take hands in a ring and balance (4).
> - Ladies gypsy 1/2 (4).
> - Neighbors swing (8).
>
> A2 - Neighbors promenade around the full set (oval), counter-clockwise
> (6).
> - Ladies turn back to find a new neighbor (2).
> - (New) neighbors swing (8).
>
> B1 - Take hands with the full set and circle left (8).
> - Keep your neighbor and look for your partner to circle left 3/4 (8).
>
> B2 - Partners gypsy and swing (16).
>
>
> On Wed, Sep 20, 2017 at 8:07 AM, Linda Leslie via Callers <
> callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
>
>> Here are a few for you, Maia. Hope the workshop is a lot of fun!
>> Linda
>> ps: I have not seen your dance before…
>>
>> *Back from Vermont*
>> by David Zinkin
>> Contra/Improper/Int
>>
>> A1 ---
>> Neighbor swing
>> Long lines forward and back
>> A2 ---
>> Star right three-quarters to long waves (P right, gents out, ladies in)
>> Balance the long wave
>> Shadow allemande left once
>> B1 ---
>> Partner Balance and Swing
>> B2 ---
>> Circle left three-quarters
>> Swing same neighbor
>>   At ends, don't cross! shadow!
>>
>> *Got Nice Neighbors*
>> by Billy Boyer
>> Contra/Becket-CW/Easy
>>
>> A1 ---
>> Down the Hall four in line, turn as a couple, return
>> A2 ---
>> Circle left 3/4
>> (8) Neighbor swing
>> B1 ---
>> (8) Long lines, forward and back
>> (8) NEXT Neighbor swing*
>> B2 ---
>> (8) Ladies allemande Right 1-1/2
>> (8) Partner swing
>>
>> *Naked in California*
>> by Nils Fredland
>> Contra/Improper/Int
>>
>> A1 ---
>> Long lines forward and back
>> Neighbor swing
>> A2 ---
>> Ladies allemande right One-Half
>> Partner allemande left three-quarters
>> Shadow allemande right once and a half (ladies out, gents face in)
>> B1 ---
>> Long waves balance right, left, Slide right
>> Partner swing
>> B2 ---
>> Circle left three-quarters
>> Same neighbor swing
>>
>> *Around the Sound*
>> by Cary Ravitz
>> Contra/Becket-CW/Adv
>>
>> A1 ---
>> (var. on Give & Take): Long lines forward
>>  Neighbor gypsy 1/2, gent back up with N to swing (ladies side)
>> A2 ---
>> (8) 1/2 Hey, men passing left shoulders
>> Same Neighbor swing
>> B1 ---
>> Long lines forward, P gypsy 1/2 (same effect as pass thru, TA)
>> (8) Star Right 3/4
>> NEW GENTS alle L once (ladies step L to meet P)
>>
>> B2 ---
>> P B
>>
>> *CDS Reel*
>> by Ted Sannella
>> Contra/Improper/Easy
>>
>> A1 ---
>> Neighbor swing
>> Long lines forward and back (end join in)
>> A2 ---
>> Whole set circle left
>> Circle right
>> B1 ---
>> Star left three-quarters
>> Gents turn back and swing partner
>> B2 ---
>> Gents allemande left once and a half
>> Same neighbor Swing
>>
>>
>> On Sep 19, 2017, at 11:19 PM, Maia McCormick via Callers <
>> callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
>>
>> Hey folks,
>>
>> Looking for a dance with multiple swings with the same N, and also
>> preferably a P b, for a workshop I'm running on in-dance communication.
>> Anyone have one to recommend?
>>
>> On a similar note, this is the dance I tossed off to fill this need: does
>> it exist? If not, tentatively titling it "Good Fences".
>>
>> Improper
>> A1: long lines forward and back
>> (new) N swing
>> A2: ladies chain to P
>> half hey (ladies pass R)
>> B1: P b
>> B2: gents alle. L 1 1/2
>> (same) N swing
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Re: [Callers] Multiple N swings / does this dance exist?

[Angela DeCarlis via Callers]

Howdy Maia!

"Cheat Lake Gypsies" sprung to mind.  I think I had it down as a Cary
Ravitz dance, but on his website, it looks like it was done collaboratively
by a group of folks at a dance weekend. Of course, the other annoying thing
about this dance is that the title includes the G-word. I trust you'll
handle that in some way that feels appropriate for you and your audience. :)

Cheat Lake Gypsies
Becket CCW

A1 - Take hands in a ring and balance (4).
- Ladies gypsy 1/2 (4).
- Neighbors swing (8).

A2 - Neighbors promenade around the full set (oval), counter-clockwise (6).
- Ladies turn back to find a new neighbor (2).
- (New) neighbors swing (8).

B1 - Take hands with the full set and circle left (8).
- Keep your neighbor and look for your partner to circle left 3/4 (8).

B2 - Partners gypsy and swing (16).


On Wed, Sep 20, 2017 at 8:07 AM, Linda Leslie via Callers <
callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:

> Here are a few for you, Maia. Hope the workshop is a lot of fun!
> Linda
> ps: I have not seen your dance before…
>
> *Back from Vermont*
> by David Zinkin
> Contra/Improper/Int
>
> A1 ---
> Neighbor swing
> Long lines forward and back
> A2 ---
> Star right three-quarters to long waves (P right, gents out, ladies in)
> Balance the long wave
> Shadow allemande left once
> B1 ---
> Partner Balance and Swing
> B2 ---
> Circle left three-quarters
> Swing same neighbor
>   At ends, don't cross! shadow!
>
> *Got Nice Neighbors*
> by Billy Boyer
> Contra/Becket-CW/Easy
>
> A1 ---
> Down the Hall four in line, turn as a couple, return
> A2 ---
> Circle left 3/4
> (8) Neighbor swing
> B1 ---
> (8) Long lines, forward and back
> (8) NEXT Neighbor swing*
> B2 ---
> (8) Ladies allemande Right 1-1/2
> (8) Partner swing
>
> *Naked in California*
> by Nils Fredland
> Contra/Improper/Int
>
> A1 ---
> Long lines forward and back
> Neighbor swing
> A2 ---
> Ladies allemande right One-Half
> Partner allemande left three-quarters
> Shadow allemande right once and a half (ladies out, gents face in)
> B1 ---
> Long waves balance right, left, Slide right
> Partner swing
> B2 ---
> Circle left three-quarters
> Same neighbor swing
>
> *Around the Sound*
> by Cary Ravitz
> Contra/Becket-CW/Adv
>
> A1 ---
> (var. on Give & Take): Long lines forward
>  Neighbor gypsy 1/2, gent back up with N to swing (ladies side)
> A2 ---
> (8) 1/2 Hey, men passing left shoulders
> Same Neighbor swing
> B1 ---
> Long lines forward, P gypsy 1/2 (same effect as pass thru, TA)
> (8) Star Right 3/4
> NEW GENTS alle L once (ladies step L to meet P)
>
> B2 ---
> P B
>
> *CDS Reel*
> by Ted Sannella
> Contra/Improper/Easy
>
> A1 ---
> Neighbor swing
> Long lines forward and back (end join in)
> A2 ---
> Whole set circle left
> Circle right
> B1 ---
> Star left three-quarters
> Gents turn back and swing partner
> B2 ---
> Gents allemande left once and a half
> Same neighbor Swing
>
>
> On Sep 19, 2017, at 11:19 PM, Maia McCormick via Callers <
> callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
>
> Hey folks,
>
> Looking for a dance with multiple swings with the same N, and also
> preferably a P b, for a workshop I'm running on in-dance communication.
> Anyone have one to recommend?
>
> On a similar note, this is the dance I tossed off to fill this need: does
> it exist? If not, tentatively titling it "Good Fences".
>
> Improper
> A1: long lines forward and back
> (new) N swing
> A2: ladies chain to P
> half hey (ladies pass R)
> B1: P b
> B2: gents alle. L 1 1/2
> (same) N swing
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Re: [Callers] Multiple N swings / does this dance exist?

[Linda Leslie via Callers]

Here are a few for you, Maia. Hope the workshop is a lot of fun!
Linda
ps: I have not seen your dance before…

Back from Vermont
by David Zinkin
Contra/Improper/Int

A1 ---
Neighbor swing
Long lines forward and back
A2 ---
Star right three-quarters to long waves (P right, gents out, ladies in)
Balance the long wave
Shadow allemande left once
B1 ---
Partner Balance and Swing
B2 ---
Circle left three-quarters
Swing same neighbor
  At ends, don't cross! shadow!

Got Nice Neighbors
by Billy Boyer
Contra/Becket-CW/Easy

A1 ---
Down the Hall four in line, turn as a couple, return
A2 ---
Circle left 3/4
(8) Neighbor swing
B1 ---
(8) Long lines, forward and back
(8) NEXT Neighbor swing*
B2 ---
(8) Ladies allemande Right 1-1/2
(8) Partner swing

Naked in California
by Nils Fredland
Contra/Improper/Int

A1 ---
Long lines forward and back
Neighbor swing
A2 ---
Ladies allemande right One-Half
Partner allemande left three-quarters
Shadow allemande right once and a half (ladies out, gents face in)
B1 ---
Long waves balance right, left, Slide right
Partner swing
B2 ---
Circle left three-quarters
Same neighbor swing

Around the Sound
by Cary Ravitz
Contra/Becket-CW/Adv

A1 ---
(var. on Give & Take): Long lines forward
 Neighbor gypsy 1/2, gent back up with N to swing (ladies side)
A2 ---
(8) 1/2 Hey, men passing left shoulders
Same Neighbor swing
B1 ---
Long lines forward, P gypsy 1/2 (same effect as pass thru, TA)
(8) Star Right 3/4 
NEW GENTS alle L once (ladies step L to meet P)

B2 ---
P B

CDS Reel
by Ted Sannella
Contra/Improper/Easy

A1 ---
Neighbor swing
Long lines forward and back (end join in)
A2 ---
Whole set circle left
Circle right
B1 ---
Star left three-quarters
Gents turn back and swing partner
B2 ---
Gents allemande left once and a half
Same neighbor Swing


On Sep 19, 2017, at 11:19 PM, Maia McCormick via Callers 
 wrote:

> Hey folks,
> 
> Looking for a dance with multiple swings with the same N, and also preferably 
> a P b, for a workshop I'm running on in-dance communication. Anyone have 
> one to recommend?
> 
> On a similar note, this is the dance I tossed off to fill this need: does it 
> exist? If not, tentatively titling it "Good Fences".
> 
> Improper
> A1: long lines forward and back
> (new) N swing
> A2: ladies chain to P
> half hey (ladies pass R)
> B1: P b
> B2: gents alle. L 1 1/2
> (same) N swing
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[Callers] Multiple N swings / does this dance exist?

[Maia McCormick via Callers]

Hey folks,

Looking for a dance with multiple swings with the same N, and also
preferably a P b, for a workshop I'm running on in-dance communication.
Anyone have one to recommend?

On a similar note, this is the dance I tossed off to fill this need: does
it exist? If not, tentatively titling it "Good Fences".

Improper
A1: long lines forward and back
(new) N swing
A2: ladies chain to P
half hey (ladies pass R)
B1: P b
B2: gents alle. L 1 1/2
(same) N swing
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