THE OLD MILL or THE MERRY SALOPIANS
(tune is "Old Mill" by Brian Jenkins)
Barnes, 3/2, G, three-couple longways, all proper

Playford Ball 2023 version

A1 1s CHASE WITH FIRST LONG CORNER TURN
   First corner top (leader) casts down between the 2 people on own side
   and turns right hand with corner WHILE partner balances back
   and follows the same track, overtaking the lead.  Now in the lead,
   partner goes out between the two people on the other side, up the
   outside, and across the top, with the old lead following, so each
   comes to partner's place; new lead turns down to face back 
   and 1s turn LH half to finish at home.

A2 As above with the 1s roles reversed, 2nd corners turn LH, 
   lead turns down, is turn RH half, keep the hand, and face down.

B 1s lead down to middle place then turn left a quarter to face
   the same line side by side; Morris hey ACROSS the set, 
   finishing by turning right hand three-quarters  to finish improper
   in second place.   

  ("Morris Hey" is a mirror hey where the 
   pairs are close in the middle and cast out at the ends; in this one,
   same-side neighbors are like partners in most such heys.)

   1s cross right shoulder, go up outside to first place, turn single DOWN,
   then lead down the center, with 2s and 3s coming up the sides
   to follow them down.  1s, reaching third place, cast to second; 2s
   reaching third place stay there, 3s reaching first place stay there
   to start the dance again as 1s.


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Detailed break down of the B.  (In my view, the Germantown dancers in the video
are a whole measure ahead until the turn at the end - they have to delay
getting to the turn by extending their track in the hey so that they're
shoulder to shoulder before taking hands.)

1-2 : 1s lead down the middle and as a couple turn left a quarter to face the 
     same line side by side.  [T
     WHILE
     2s move up individually  to widen the gap between neighbors
     so there will be room for the 1s to pass through

3-6  The hey.  Everybody is already where they need to be to enter the
     hey; no cast to start on either end, but each couple does cast when
     the hey brings them to the other end, so the 1s cast twice.

(This means six changes happen in four bars of triple time music, so don't try
to map changes to bars.  It's doable if you don't dawdle.)  At the end of bar 6
the 1s have cast up from the bottom and are approaching each other in the
middle; the bottom person has a slightly awkward turn to offer right hand while
it's easy for the top person.)

7: 1s turn right hand 3/4 (well, really 5/8 so they're facing their improper
   spots

8: 1s go to improper spots and face partner (probably 2 beats to travel and 1
   to face

9-10: 1s cross right shoulder and go up the outside above the 2s
11-12: 1s turn single down
13-14: 1s lead down as others up the outside
15-16: 1s cast to middle place as previous 2s continue down to bottom.