B1: The "Invert the Line" move is a fun way to enter a swing as long as there is a lady on the left and gent on the right end of the line of 4. The 1's make and arch as they bend the line to cross the set, The lady on the left bends the line and leads her partner thru the arch to cross the set. Is that the same as thread the needle? And if not, would someone please describe thread the needle. Thanks Donna -----Original Message----- From: Jim Hemphill <arcadian35(a)gmail.com> To: callers <callers(a)sharedweight.net> Sent: Fri, Aug 30, 2013 12:28 pm Subject: [Callers] Down the Hall Dances My favorite down the hall features a middle gent swap 2 ladies at the bottom of the hall and an invert the line that leads into a swing at the top of the hall, very unusual *Invertro Flirtilization * by Jim Hemphill improper A1 Neighbor balance and swing A2 Down the hall in lines of 4, middle gent turns both ladies, right hand high, left hand low and up the hall you go B1 Invert the line, 1's arch, lady 2 lead thru and swing your partner B2 Circle left 3 places Balance the circle and California twirl B1: The "Invert the Line" move is a fun way to enter a swing as long as there is a lady on the left and gent on the right end of the line of 4. The 1's make and arch as they bend the line to cross the set, The lady on the left bends the line and leads her partner thru the arch to cross the set. For couple 2 the transition into a swing is like a circle left then swing. Couple 1 can have some fun with twirls out of the arch into the swing if lady 1 holds onto gent 2 and goes thru the arch herself. _______________________________________________ Callers mailing list Callers(a)sharedweight.net http://www.sharedweight.net/mailman/listinfo/callers