"All Saints' Day" (version taught by George Fogg)
David Ashworth, 1975
Music: "Doves Figary" (The Chestnut)
Blue Barnes (as "The Chestnut") page 19, 2/2, Am, Lw

IDENTIFY 2ND CORNER TOP as "Special person".

A BB ad lib

A  1st corners right-hand turn while 2nd corners cross over behind their
partners into each other's place; repeat with 2nd corners turning by the
left hand and the 1st corners crossing over. [End progressed and
Improper.]

B1 All fall back a double, forward, cross (passing right), turn right
into a no-hands circle, 1st woman (SPECIAL PERSON)
leading to a line of four across the
room (1W-2W-2M-1M).  

[Note: Warn people that the turn can feel really odd,
and maybe walk it a couple of times.  That no-hands circle is 1/4 circle 
then go straight for W1, 1/2 then straight for W2, 3/4 then straight for
M2, all the way and into line for M1.]


B2 Line lead forward a double, fall back into longways lines; 1's cross
and go below while 2's lead up and cross over.



This is published in the CDSS News, #99, March/April 1991.

Info, as of August 2010:

Please note his name is David Ashworth and  
not Ashwell. He was most surprised that his dance was still being  
done. Apparently the correct title is just All Saints'. He wrote the  
dance on 1st November, All Saints' Day, and the title was also apt as  
the school he was at was All Saints'. This is the only dance he has  
written.