The Morris Men of Little Egypt
Boxing Day 2007

Boxing Day 2007

Yet again, the Men of Little Egypt responded to the Squire's Challenge:

"Tradition has it that, following an emotional toast, we will be setting off from Tye Green at 12.45 for the procession to the Black Lion where dancing will commence promptly at 13.00."

As was always the way with Little Egypt, timings were to be interpreted with wit, not to mention abandon.

This and succeeding pages will focus on the range of entertainment provided on the Big Day.

A Chance to revisit
Boxing Days Over The Years

• 1997 Boxing Day
• 1998 Boxing Day
• 1999 Boxing Day at the White Hart: Poster
• 1999 Boxing Day at the White Hart: the day begins
• 1999 Boxing Day at the White Hart: Dancing
• 2000 Boxing Day: back at the Black Lion#1
• 2000 Boxing Day Black Lion#2
• 2002 Boxing Day
• 2003 Boxing Day#1
• 2003 Boxing Day#2
• 2003 Boxing Day#3 (with some Mumming)
• 2004 Boxing Day #1
• 2004 Boxing Day #2
• 2004 Boxing Day #3 We Dance
• 2004 Boxing Day #4 The Music
• 2004 Boxing Day #5 Involving the Audience
• 2004 Boxing Day Flamenco Dancing
• 2005 Boxing Day - the Muster
• 2005 Boxing Day - the Gathering
• 2005 Boxing Day - the Dance
• 2005 Boxing Day - the Going Ahead
• 2005 Boxing Day - Flamenco
• 2006 Boxing Day: the Squire's Summons
• 2006 Boxing Day: index
• 2006 Boxing Day - Flamenco

• Little Egypt Index
• The Village of Glemsford
• The Angel Inn

Our Fifteenth Year

The Mustering

The Dancing

The Mumming

Après-danse

On the other hand, if you haven't got the will to go through all the pages, here's a quick digest, including some dancing and some mumming.
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