CORAS REEL					
Gale Wood   (2006)
PROPER CONTRA 
Jigs
Fairly experienced dancers.


Figs:3CL:W1O:3CR:W1O:4iL:MTA:CA:1sPB:NS:1sB&S:


A1		Cir 3 (L) 	W1 Orbit(R) 			8
		Cir 3 (R) 	W1 Orbit(L)			8

A2		Dwn Hall	3 x 1	(MMW,  W)		8
		(or: 4N Line MM, WW)
		M turn Alone    W turn as Coup

                Up Hall						8
                Cast Around (Proper)

B1		1s Pull by Across Set				16
		Sw  Neigh  (Original)

B2		Act     B&S					16
		(End Proper!)


Notes:
	A1  Cir 3 is #1 man (between) with #2s 
            #1 Woman ends in original position
	A2  #1 Man  in-between  #2s  (MML)


Gale writes:

For Cora Hasler,  The best dog ever!

I penned this dance to honor a hiking buddy, who finished the NH 4000 footers
Cora is a Bernease mountain dog who is very dear to me. Her "partner" 
organizes  the Gilmanton NH 2nd Saturday Contra Dance.  When Cora is in the
hall she thinks it is her job to heard the dancers, thus the 1st  Woman
circling the other 3 in A1 and "escorting" in A2

I have called the dance on a couple of occasions to Experienced Dancers
And it does work

Of course the dance needs to be called to Jigs  (as a play on Chorus Jig)