"having a chat".
| We've been to Bardwell before, both to dance for the windmill and for mumming. This year we went back because we quite like the Dun Cow. | |
| | It was one of our "early season" dances, so we made sure we took a group photo for the archives. |
| Neville, somehow, is photogenic. He has such prominent features, and cuts an imposing figure. Sometimes he gets mistaken for Captain Mainwaring. | |
| | Little Egypt always take several minutes to compose themselves for a dance, getting in the right mood, and consulting Feng Shui. Technically, this is known as "having a chat". |
| As always, Dave was his charming self. | |
| | Our newcomers, Mark and Pat, have settled in nicely, and now a regular section of the side. No doubt, we'll think up some insults for them, too. |
| Maggie and Julie add to the side's musical repertoire. | |
| | We borrowed "Sweet Jenny Jones" from Westrefelda. It has become a very popular feature of our dancing. |
| Someone always lets us down. Somehow, a mobile phone doesn't fit the spirit of the morris, does it? | |