St George's Day
April 23 2006

As befits a Very English Tradition, such as the Morris, St George's Day (known in Little Egypt as the "Saint's Day of Sin Jorg") has come to be celebrated in typical Morris fashion, even though it falls before the traditional beginning of the Dancing Year (May 1)

This year's celebration took place at Hundon, at the "Rose and Crown". As will be seen, Little Egypt joined with several other sides to acknowledge the day.
Although the weather was not as good as it might have been, the beer was good (Ridleys via Bury St Edmunds, if such a travesty is possible) and the dancing was in keeping with the occasion.

	Meanwhile some Men of Little Egypt, who could never be accused of posing, posed.

Still to come:

• Rochester Sweeps
• May Dawn
• Cathar Country
  (and why four men had to resort to hitching a ride):
  

If you're interested:

• What Little Egypt Wear
• Why We Sometimes Don't Wear White
• The Squire's Declaration of Conformity

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