THE WILD WOMAN FROM NORTH CAROLINA
duple improper contra 
by Bill Olson 4/00
       
A1: Neighbor B&S (16)

A2: Circle L 3/4, 
    with PARTNER Roll Away with a half Sashay (on side of set), 
    circle L 1/2, 
    with NEIGHBOR Roll away with a half sashay (across set).  (16)

B1: w/ Partner on the side of the set, B&S (on side) (16)

B2: Circle L 3/4, pass through (8), NEW N do sa do (8).

BILL SEZ:
            Notes: The rollaways in A2 start with women on left, men on right.
The women roll in front of the men as the men step left. The whole figure with
the circling and rolling away is a continuous smooth motion. The timing sort of
adjusts itself as the dance progresses until the dancers can *hit* the balance
in B1 right on time. This dance was written in April 2000 while on tour in
North Carolina. The figure in A2 came from a dance that Sue Rosen had called at
the Cambridge VFW on March 28. In that dance you ended up with a neighbor
balance and swing. It was such a cool move, I wanted it to end with a PARTNER
balance and swing so this dance was born. The dance was named for Carol
Thompson; clogger, caller, dance organizer and our good friend down in
Greensboro.

