Hi Kalia, Well, found it in Larry Jenning's "Zesty Contras" #115: Triple & improper:1. Allmd L below 1&1/2   2. Dsd #3  3&4. Cir six L  5. Star L #3! 6. Sw #2   7.  R&L #2   8. Ret.Alt: Duple & improper: 1. Allmd L below 1&1/2  2. Dsd #3  3&4. Act & #3&4: Cir L 2x   5. Same four: Star L  6. Sw #2  7. R&L with #2  8. Ret Hope this helps! Don Heinold, caller from RI  On Thursday, December 12, 2019, 7:35:25 PM EST, Kalia Kliban via Contra Callers <contracallers(a)lists.sharedweight.net> wrote: This dance appears in the RPLDW syllabus from 1990, transcribed from the previously-taped calling of Ralph Page.  It's a triple minor (1s) improper contra.  The notes are pretty minimal: "Allemande left 1-1/2 To next below for a dosido Circle 6 to the left once around Star left below Swing the one above Right and left four (over and back)" Since it's a triple minor and we need to get the 1s into the middle somehow, the obvious place for that to happen is during that initial allemande 1-1/2.  And instructions in this period usually talked to the 1s, which makes most of the rest of the dance pretty self-driving. Anyone know whether that final over-and-back is with the 2s above or the 3s below?  If it's with the 2s above, then the propriety is right for the courtesy turns. If you've danced this, or have it in your files, could you confirm or correct my guesses? Many thanks, Kalia in Sebastopol _______________________________________________ Contra Callers mailing list -- contracallers(a)lists.sharedweight.net To unsubscribe send an email to contracallers-leave(a)lists.sharedweight.net