Oh, that's a very clever dance!
Richard
On Apr 18, 2014, at 6:24 PM, Yoyo Zhou wrote:
  I found this dance, which I wrote down from Nils's
calling. You do start
 out with a partner, but you lose them multiple times.
 
 It's an entertaining dance to do once in a while, but it can be less fun
 for tall people who start at the top of the hall or short people who start
 at the bottom and therefore never go anywhere and never see new neighbors.
 (Presumably, you can convince dancers to switch around their starting
 positions to avoid that.)
 
 The Bubble Network
 Gregory Dyke
 gender-unspecific mixer contra
 
 A1  N balance, swing
 A2  circle left 3/4, "P" swing
 B1  lines of 4 down the hall
      middles turn as couple, ends turn alone, return
 B2  balance ring, petronella
      balance ring, CA twirl to face next N
 
 All swings end with the taller person on the left.
 
 Yoyo Zhou
 
 
 On Fri, Apr 18, 2014 at 3:06 PM, <JohnFreem(a)aol.com> wrote:
 
  I guess that my question is why would you want to
do this? I suppose that
 it was at least a bit fun if folks remember it.
 
 
 
 John B. Freeman, SFTPOCTJ
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