Hi Tony,
I've never heard the term "double gyp", but I think I know which move
you mean... Google... oh! Try Zesty Contras... Wow! Yes, Larry defines it just
as I thought So not just ECD, contra as well. I call that move Interlocking
Gypsies.
I'll try to think of a different
John, two suggestions:
1. I'd find a term other than "double gypsy." As I understand it, a "double
gyp" in ECD involves two pairs of corners who each do a gypsy, the pairs taking
it in turns to approach the middle.
2. If the ones stay together, I wouldn't call it a "pass through," which has an
Hi All,
These two proved popular at Eastbourne International Folk Festival.
I would be interested in any comments on them, and on whether the Double
Gypsy I have used is common.
Rogue's March has the same first half as Devil's Dream, but without
the awkward hand change at the end
