DON'S DAWN DANCE  
by Don Thuyken 
Contra, duple and improper 

A1  Down the hall 4 in line, turn alone; 
    Return, form a circle
A2  Circle left; Swing neighbor  
B1  Men do-si-do; Women do-si-do
B2  Actives do-si-do (or balance) and swing  

Roger Diggle sez:
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For a bit of extra fun, the turn in A1 can be done 
without letting go of hands.  Center couple turns 
back-to-back under an arch formed by their own 
joined hands.  Inactives join hands behind the 
ones to make a cozy line.  Come back up the set.  
On the last two beats of the phrase, the 
actives duck and back up under an arch made by the 
inactives, who continue up, forming a 'clover'.  
A2  Turn the clover to the left; Swing neighbor.  

I teach the dance this way.
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