Re: History of "Walk Around"

John, I found a little bit of information in the Sets in Order Year Book #2. It gives a "general" definition as ladies go into the center and curtsey while the men walk around them. Men keep right shoulders to their corner while the women go in. It's not specific about which way the men face as the women back out of the square and the men return to home. Because of what's written below I'd assume that the men keep their right shoulders close to the corner through out. It then lists a "modified" version. Here the women move into the center but drifts towards the man who is going "all around". Lastly there's a Dallas and Australia variation which is a reverse of the above. There are so many details missing in this variation that I find this open to interpretation. T