May 2, 2006, 9:52 a.m. (Message 45143, in reply to message 45133)
They are members of Linlithgow Club. If anyone wishes to contact them please email me and I will pass it on. In message <xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx>, Alan Twhigg <xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx> writes >Hi Chris, > >According to Dunedin Dances Book 3, the dance was devised for Harry and >Heather Knox, but there is no indication beyond that as to the >location. Perhaps someone on the list knows this couple and can supply >additional information for you. > >cheers, Alan Twhigg. > >On Apr 30, 2006, at 5:10 PM, xxxxxxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx wrote: > >> This dance - by John Bowie Dickson - is on an upcoming ball programme >>(the >> Boston Ball) and I have to teach it tomorrow evening. I've done the >>dance >> several times, and don't expect any problem with the teaching. But >>I don't have >> the original instructions, and I'm wondering if John Bowie Dickson >>named the >> dance after any particular mercat cross (yes, I looked it up in >>google, >> wikipedia, etc.), or if he gave any other explanation for the name >>of the dance. >> >> >> So I'd be glad to hear from you (on or off list) if you have access >>to the >> original instructions. >> >> Many thanks, >> >> Chris, New York. >> > > -- Bryan McAlister