Re: Stray contras needing identification: My answer seems to have gotten buried in the response, so just in case, here's the run-down again: Were you in Atlanta on Aug. 8, 2014? These all happen to be in the program I called that night with Steam Shovel. #1) You Can't Get There from Here by Carol Ormand #2) Sugar Hill Stomp, by Ron Buchanan #3) Serenity Knoll Stroll, by Charley Harvey -- see notes below #4) Dog Leaf Reel, by Lisa Greenleaf. Adaptation of Dog Branch Reel by Bob Dalsemer note: #3 is Serenity Knoll Stroll, by Charley Harvey, but as Jerome transcribed it, it has been tweaked, with the A & B parts switched.Charley's original version goes like this: Improper contra (not Becket) A1) Whole set promenade ccw; turn as a couple and return single, file, women in the lead. A2)Women Al. Rt. 1&1/2 (with the woman in front of your partner) Partner swing B1) Right Diagonal R&L thru; across the set R&L thru B2) New women gypsy right 1&1/2 New Neighbor swing. The version that Jerome transcribed is an adaptation to which I confess credit or blame. I was calling a Jonesborough event and I wanted to include this dance to honor David Wiley, since Charley wrote it for the opening of the fabulous dance pavilion at his idyllic place in Jonesborough. But it was a little too complex for the crowd, so by switching the A&B parts, the progression seemed a little easier. Also, I changed the R&Ls to 1/2 heys because the floor was crowded. Charleys note for the original says: /This should feel as if the ladies are taking off with another guy after getting a look at him during the womens gypsy.She returns alone for the allemande and resolves it in the Partner swing./I think this original storyline makes for a nice advanced dance!Apologies to Charley for messing with his dance. Happy Dancing, --Diane Silver