Hi folks: Here is a new dance (I'm assuming it has not been previously written) based on 3-33 which I've called 6-66 simply because it doubles in length the signature move (not because it's a 'beast' of a dance!). The music I had in mind as I was writing it, and which suggests - along with the fact that you encounter 5 N's each time through - it might be a lovely option for a final "Goodnight" dance, is the first two rep's of https://youtu.be/4nH_EA2g9l4 (i.e. silky smooth and relaxed). At the top of the dance (becket) you are hands-4 with your "previous" neighbour. The gents alle L in B2 works fine but I'd like to see if anyone has suggestions for alternatives which serve two purposes: 1) gents change sides 2) P swing. Cheers Ken Panton Name: 6-66 AUTHOR: Ken Panton BECKET A1 (4) Gents swap places and all face up/down away from previous neighbour (2) New N (now current) pull by R (as in dance 3-33) (2) N 2 pull by L (8) N 3 bal & box the gnat A2 (2)N 3 pull by R (2) N 2 pull by L (2) N current pull by R (2) N (previous) pull by L (8) N-2 Bal & box the gnat B1 (2) N-2 pull by R (2) N (previous) pull by L (12) N current swing B2 (8) Gents alle L 1+1/2 (8) P Swing