SEVERE CAUTION: This is done in very specific ways in various different
places, and will tend to feel wrong to sombeody.

It's also very bitty, so the challenge is to flow.


A Trip to the Jubilee  (duple)	  		1703-1728
	as 'tis Danc'd at the Playhouse
(From Rich Galloway on ECD list)



A1 1	1s cross [while turning single] & stay facing out
   2	2s cross [while turning single] while 1s turn single (all 
		facing out)

[Alt version:  1s cross (3 steps) and turn single to face out (3 steps)
                           while
               2s turn single in place (3 steps) and cross to pick up 
               neighbor.]


   3-4	Neighbors lead out; & lead back
A2 1	1s slip down center (no hands) while 2s slip up outside 
		(3 slips)
   2    Cloverleaf Turn single away (M1 & W2 left, W1 & M2 right)
   3-4	Partners turn by right halfway; & fall back to places

B  1-4:	(mini cast) 2s cast down while 1s lead up
                    1s cast down while 2s lead up

   5-6	Partners turn 1 & 1/4 into line down center of set 
		(Wm facing down, men up)

        [Interpreted as two-hand turn 1x and, letting go, stepping 
        into line BACK-TO-BACK WITH PARTNER, man above.]

                          --  OR  --

       [Actually turn 2 hands 1 & 1/4 which makes the line, but you're still
       facing partner, so push off and pivot to face away.


   7-8	Facing another in line, half set forward on right; & 
	cast left to progressed places  and face in

                       ---  OR ---

        half-set LEFT [per Robin Hayden] & 
		cast right to progressed places]

The instructions in square brackets represent alternate figures I've
seen used.  Pat Shaw originally reconstructed this dance, but credit
goes to Helene Cornelius for fine tuning it into a delightfully
dancable dance.