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Saturday, 20 September 2014

25th Anniversary Day of Dance is only 2 weeks away

After a few weeks have passed since the last Dance Out of 2014 at the Windhover but is not been quiet for those members of the side have been involved in arranging the Day of Dance on the 4th October 2014 - and its all coming together due to a lot of hard work .8 Guest sides have confirmed they will be taking part and there is still time for more.

The Plan for 4th of October looks like this Please come and see us all of the venues are reasonably close to each other 


DANCING ALL DAY

Starts at The Swan Braybrooke 10.30am

10.30am to 11.30amThe Swan Braybrooke

12.00 Noon to 1.30pm East Carlton Park

 2.00pm to 3.00pm Market Harborough         
 The Square and St. Mary’s Place

 3.30pm to 4.30pm Foxton Locks

 5.00pm to 6.00pm The Swan Braybrooke     



SEE YOU ON SATURDAY 4th  OCTOBER 2014



Tuesday, 12 August 2014

Monday 11th August 2014 The Stags Head Maidwell

A  challenge weather wise ,with short sharp showers making it unpleasant .Sally did her best to provide shelter for the musicians with a medium sized umbrella. The front car park was soon abandoned  for the shelter of an awning in the pub garden






Rain runs off the awning like a water fall


Tuesday, 5 August 2014

Monday 4th August 2014 The Tollemache Arms Harrington

Another lovely evening with a great view over towards Arthingworth- and a Car Park full of people all waiting to see us  (?). Dancing outside of a beer tent does have its advantages . A sad evening in a way as we wish Keith and his family Adieu as they leave Market Harborough and move Sheffield, We hope Keith will be back to help celebrate our 25th Anniversary Day of Dance on 4th October 2014   

Tree could have done with some pruning






Thursday, 31 July 2014

Monday 28th July The CherryTree Little Bowden

Dancing on the Pub Car Park at the Cherry Tree  was always going to be entertaining as its a busy Pub and Monday is Quiz night . A welcome visitor from Rutland made up numbers and support for the musicians, depleated by holidays ,was much appreciated.




Tuesday, 22 July 2014

Monday 21st July 2014 The Nevill Arms at Medbourne

A really pleasant sunny evening with Pub customers sitting on benches listening to the stream - until the tinkle of bells announced our arrival. Setting up the reconstructed Banner stand was an improvement and the evening went well with the introduction of a new dance "The Braybrooke Haka" (aka Jockey to the Fair) 
"Be afraid" - I was which is why the photo is none too sharp ( Apologies Sally but wait until you see the picture of Rowena which is going onto facebook later)

As a special treat - a video of  Pauline and Gail doing a solo Polka for Two (?)



I think that qualifies as a smile - well nearly



The Braybrooke 'Haka' - Be Afraid !

Tuesday, 15 July 2014

Monday 14th July 2014 The Chequers at Swinford with Coventry Morris Men



What ever happened to light summer evenings. It was another dim one when we shared honours with Coventry Morris Men. The evening was made more interesting as the dances were performed on the road at a T junction - all survived to enjoy Sausage and Chips in the Chequers






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First time I have tried  uploding Video before so here goes

Braybrooke Morris Dancers dancing Jenny Lind



Coventry Morris Men dancing  sword dance Papa Stour


Tuesday, 8 July 2014

Monday 7th July 2014 The Royal Oak Naseby

Dancing in the dark sums it up - after an earlier shower the clouds stayed so by the finish we were in the gloom.What audience there was watched from inside the pub - David missed another week, hopefully he will be better soon , so Phill stepped in.





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