A TRIP TO HOLY-WELL
Kynaston, Walsh 1718
Andrew Shaw reconstruction (NIB) 
https://www-ssrl.slac.stanford.edu/~winston/mydances/trip_to_holy-well.pdf
Three-couple (3-cpl) longways; key F, cut time


A1: 1-4: 1s cross right shoulder into a right-hand-turn with 2s,
         finishing improper in 2nd place.  (M1/W2 go 1.5; W1/M2 slightly less).
    5-8: 2s & 1s go directly into L hand turn with partner, 1X [W turning over
         L shoulder to do it],
         1s finish facing down.

A2: 1-8: 1s and 3s double figure 8, 1s crossing down, 3s casting up to begin 
         (skipping step).


B1: 1-2: 1s set R&L
    3-4: 1s cast R (M down, W up) round one person, to finish outside the
         end cpls on the center line of the set.
    5-6: Right hand stars of three half round (1s now inside set)
    7-8: 1s left hand turn half round in the center to change ends, WHILE
         2s and 3s continue their stars (now as hand turns) 
          half round to change sides.

B2: 1-4: M1 & 2s, S1 & 3s, right hand stars of three once round, 1s finishing
         in second place improper.
    5-8: 1s turn LEFT hand HALF round (proper), then short cast into 3d place
         as 3s lead up.

Note: A1: this works best if W1 crosses down and M2 moves up for the RH turn.  
          The key is for the 1s to end improper in middle place for the LH turn once around.
       B: for the ends, both stars feel like they are all the way around


Repeat x 2

"The town of Holywell, in the county of Flintshire, North Wales, is famous
for its Holy-Well of St. Winefride on the site of her legendary
martyrdom and miraculous restoration to life in the early 7th century. 
The well's healing waters, protected by a Grade-I listed early 16th
century shrine, are still a major place of Catholic pilgrimage, as they
have been since at least the early 12th century. There is a fine
collection of wooden crutches discarded by the cured of former times!