Hillsborough Jig by Bill Thomas is easily called as an alternating contra corners dance, as are similar compositions. What you are seeking is probably an adaptation of one of these dances. For Hillsborough Jig, in the A2, alternate by having the ones dance down the hall, come back, cast off with twos, dance contra corners, then for the next cycle of the dance call for the twos to dance up the hall, return, cast off with ones, dance contra corners . In the B2, ones end their partner swing facing down the hall, while twos must end their partner swing facing up the hall. On Jan 11, 2013, at 1:09 PM, Cheryl AOL <clmjoyal(a)aol.com> wrote: