WOODSHED
Tune: Megajig by Larry Unger (Portland Collection), played about 92bpm, bluesy
Longways duple proper.
Tune in Portland collection, or at
http://www-ssrl.slac.stanford.edu/~winston/mydances/apw/megajig.pdf 
(first tune only)
Is this A or F#m?  Looks major, sounds minor.

Created at Woodshed dance 7/10/2012 
by Lise Dyckman, Jim Saxe, Nancy Baugh and Alan Winston
Tune suggestion by Mary Tabor


A1: 1-4: Circle left 1x
    5-8: Asymmetric gates (1st corners forward)

A2: 1-7: Hey for four across (1st corners pass L to start, while 2nd corners
         drift to neighbor's place to enter the hey on the right shoulder
         pass at bar 2.)
 
      8: Second corners fish-hook back (left shoulder around to come back to
         partner waiting at home on the side) and launch

B1: 1-6: whole CCW poussette (finishes early because it starts offset)
    7-8: balance and open facing in [at home]

B2: 1-2: 1st corners cross
    3-4: 2nd corners cross 
    5-8: partners two-hand balance, then change under hand closer to 
         new neighbors to face new neighbors.

NOTE: This was written as a proper dance, where you'll dance both roles.  You
may find it easier to remain a first corner or a second corner through the
whole dance; you and your partner may cross over at each end of the set to 
accomplish this, or choose not to.