Bonfire 
by Chris Page
Music: Any 32-bar reel or jig, about 105-110 bpm [1]
Improper
A1 (4) Facing neighbor, mirror set (away, towards) [2]
   (4) Cloverleaf turn single away from partner [3]
   (8) Twos changes rights and lefts (PR,NL)
A2 (4) Facing same neighbor, mirror set (away, towards) [2]
   (4) Cloverleaf turn single away from partner [3]
   (8) Twos changes rights and lefts (PR,NL)
B1 (8) Star right 1 with previous neighbors (N0)
   (8) Star left 1 with original couple
B2 (8) Those men pass left [4]
   (4) Women pass right
   (4) Partner two-hand turn 1 & 1/2, open up to face next [5]
[1] Outside of the U.S., a number of modern English Country Dances are not written to a specific tune. I decided to
similiary approach this, English-style.
Note the timing is given in beats, not bars. To obtain bars, divide all numbers by two.
[2] Start close to partner. Face neighbor, and hold convenient hand with partner. Women set to the right, then to the left;
while men set to the left, then to the right. The easier way is to describe this is "away from your partner, then towards."
[3] Men turn single left, women turn single right. It's actually only about 3/4 of a turn single, until you're facing your
partner.
[4] Second corners, for those that wish to do this gender-free.
[5] And stay close to each other to start the next round of the dance.