DUNROBIN CASTLE
Kynaston, Walsh 1718
NIB/PDF - 4/4 3C LW
Andrew Shaw reconstruciton.
https://www-ssrl.slac.stanford.edu/~winsotn/mydances/dunrobin_castle.pdf

Three couple longways - progress 3-1-2.

A1 1-4: M2 long cast up into 1st place WHILE M1 goes down the middle to
        RH turn with W3 once round, then M1 and M2 LEFT-hand turn once
        round, M1 finishing in 2nd place.

A2 1-4: W2 long cast up into 1st place as W1 goes down the middle to
        turn M3 once round, then W1&W2 turn LH once round, W1 finishing
        in 2nd place facing out and M1 moves forward to stand on her L
... for

B1: 1-2: 1s half figure 8 through the women (M1 up, M2 down), meeting in
         the middle for 
    3-4: 1s half figure  8 through the men (M1 down, W1
         up), finishing between end cpls facing up or down,
         hands joing in facing lines of 3 which move forward a little as
         they form.

    5-6: Lines of three FALL BACK qnd come forward.
    7-8: 1s long cast right (M1 up, W1 down) round one person into 2nd
         place proper WHILE ends with same-sex neighbor two-hand turn
         half round  and fall back, 3s in 1st place, 2s in 3d.

Repeat x2

Dunrobin Castle in Golspie, Scotland, the most northerly of Scotland's
great houses, is the seat of the Earls and Dukes of Sutherland.  At this
time, it was held by the 16th Earl (1661-1733), a member of the Gordon
family, who had helped to defeat the Jacobites in the 1715 rebellion.