Lady of the Lake
Woods Hole Jig (or what I call "Woods Hole Reel - which replaces the last B
with long lines forward and back, ones swing)
Forgotten Treasure
Hey Fever

I can get even more basic and do
Lady of the Lake
Lady Walpole's Reel
Woods Hole
Forgotten Treasure


Lady of the Lake
Traditional, usually danced to the tune of the same name

Duple and improper (1-3-5, etc. cross over)

      A1 Balance and swing neighbor (16)

      A2 Actives couples balance and swing (16)

      B1 Active couples down the center, turn alone (8)
      Come back and cast off (8)

      B2 Ladies chain, across and back (16)

Sometimes in contemporary dances, the traditional sequence in B1 is replaced
with a "down-in-fours" progression:

      B1 Down the center four in line, turn alone (8)
      Come back, break in the middle and face across (8) 

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Woods Hole Jig
By Tony Parkes
Improper contra

Easy, old-fashioned

Figs: NB&S;4iL,TA,4iL,BTL;WC;WC;CL,LHS;

A1:Neighbor Balance & Swing; End Facing down.

A2:Down the hall four in line;
  turn as couples;
  up the hall four in line;
  bend the line.

B1:Ladies' chain across and back.
B2:Circle four left once round;
   left-hand star once round.
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LADY WALPOLE'S REEL
Duple and improper (1-3-5, etc. crossed over)
Figures: NB&S;1sDTC&B&CO;WC,WC;PromAcross,R&L;

One of the earliest dances with actives crossed over 
Often danced to the tune "Massai's Favorite," 
also known as "Lady Walpole's Reel"

A1:  Neighbor balance and swing, open facing across
A2:  Actives down the center, turn alone (8)
     Come back and cast off (8)

B1   Ladies chain across (8)
     Ladies chain back (8)

B2   Promenade across (8)
     Right and left back (8)


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FORGOTTEN TREASURE
Beth Parkes
duple minor improper contra

FIGURES:

A1: Neighbors Balance & Swing [16], finish facing down

A2: DownHall & TurnAsCouples [8]
    Return [8], bend the line to face in

B1: Circle Left (3/4) [8]
    Partners Swing [8] on m side

B2  Women Chain [8]
    Long Lines Forward&Back [8]

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Tony Parkes
A1	Neighbor Gypsy and Swing			
A2	Gents Left pull by, Partner Gypsy and Swing 			
B1	Promenade across, Ladies Chain, back 			
B2	Hey (Ladies X Right Shoulder)