SOUTHWIND
Longways duple minor IMPROPER
Southwind (flowing waltz) 16-bar A, 16-bar B, no repeats.
7/1/2010 - Radically revised 6/14/2011, words revised 10/16/2011.

A:  1-4: Neighbors right hand turn 1x, launching women into
    5-6: half-gypsy R finishing inside set line, facing neighbor
    7-8: All chassee up or down to change places with partner while looking at
         neighbor, finish facing partner.

  9-12: Partners left hand turn 1x, launching women into
 13-14: half-gypsy L, finishing inside set line facing partner
 15-16: All chassee up or down to change places with neighbor (to home place),
        while looking at partner, finish facing in.
	
B:  1-4:right hand star 1x which leaves men        
        facing out, partners behind them
    5-8: "Dolphin Poussette":
         Partners lead individually the way they're facing  
         cast right to face the other way  
         lead individually into progressed place and women (now in lead)
         loop right  while men continue forward to face in into

   9-12: Partners gypsy right shoulder once round into
  13-16: Partners two-hand turn once round and  open to face new neighbors.


Notes: You could also describe the women's half-gypsy as a "hole in the wall"
cross but they may want to back out to the set line if you do that.  Recommend
demo as early part of instruction.

The "dolphin poussette" is fairly hard to get across in words, but it does have
that "dolphin hey" sense of changing leads.  The paths are roughly parallel.
Breakdown is something like this:

   5: each lead three steps out; at end women are on the men's set line while
       men are well out from the set line)
   6: both start right shoulder cast; man's, on the wider track, gets halfway
      to neighbor's place while woman's gets all the way
   7: man finishes cast still well out from set line while
      woman crosses set to progressed place facing out
   8: man takes three steps forward to set line while 
      woman loops right through her place to face in.