BTW, here's the referenced Boston Cream Pie.
-Don
*Boston Cream Pie - 4F4 - Don Veino* (B2 riff off Lynne Ackerson's Coconut
Creme Pie)
A1
LLFB
Center 4 Star Right 1x
A2
Partner Allemande Left 1+1/2x
(new) Center 4 Start Right 1x
B1
Partner Balance & Swing
B2
Current Ring/8 Balance, California
Here is the one that you inspired, Luke:
*Luke, Your Not My Father* 4X4 by Bob Green
A1 Long lines forward and back
Swing your corner
A2 Sides face, Grand square (no reverse)
B1 With the one you swung, balance and box the Gnat and Pull by right,
Pull by left, pul by right
B2
Andrea kindly pointed out that half hey where you're about to pass by the
left into a swing isn't the smoothest transition (without a balance);
something I missed.
I see a couple ways of shifting that, like replacing the chain with a women
allemande left 1.5; which is unfortunately their
On Sun, 8 Jan 2017 00:11:36 -0800, Martha Wild via Callers wrote:
> A1 Lines forward and back
> Dip and dive around the square*
> A2 Continue the dip and dive
> Women chain up and down the set
I'd prefer the ladies' chain after the forward and back. That means the dip
and dive fits into A2
I wrote this one (after some discussions with Chris Page about disorientation
at the finish of an earlier version), and it works pretty well.
Diving Ducks Redux 4 face 4
A1 Lines forward and back
Dip and dive around the square*
A2 Continue the dip and dive
Women
Below is one of mine from a similar series - the one of those I've called
so far. I'm going to test the other [B1 variation] shown here next time I
get a chance.
On your other questions, Lynne Ackerson's Coconut Cream Pie is a fave as
it's interesting yet bulletproof with mixed crowds (and I use
Thanks for the follow up.
I meant power turn in the sense of "turn enough to face where you need to
face" which could be under (3/4) or over (1 1/4) or way over (1 3/4, 2 1/4,
etc) as desired between you and your partner.
On Sat, Jan 7, 2017 at 10:21 PM, Don Veino
Hi Luke,
I like the theme. I've been playing a lot with 4F4 which include similar
types of action myself.
If I'm not mistaken, this power turn will only work for the couples
starting on the left end of the line/4. The others will be facing the wrong
way (out) if they power turn (interpreted as a