RUMP BUMP #3
(From "Step Lively 2")
32-bar polkas
Longways for many

Marian says this is a really common move in French Canadian dances, but
only became "traditional" in the 1950s.

A1: Allemande right, Allemande left.
A2: Dosido, passing right shoulders.
    Dosido, passing left shoulers.

B1: Stand back-to-back with partner, count 1-2-3, then bump rumps.
    Turn around, apologize profusely to partner, and swing.

B2: Top couple gallop down the center and stay there.

(With a very long line, have multiple couples gallop down.)