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Monday, 13 May 2013

The Dog and Gun, Walton

Here we are, without the local Young Farmers, some of whom joined us for Shepherd's Hey (thank you!), and some of whom were unloading treasure hunt items from their cars.




Monday, 6 May 2013

Swan, Braybrooke, Mayday

Our habit until now has been to welcome Mayday by dancing in Market Harborough very early in the morning.  However, in recent years some of us have found it difficult to fit this around getting to work or getting children to school.  And although it has been good to dance for the early morning dog walkers and the roadsweeper, this year we thought we would aim for a larger audience and dance in the evening at the Swan, Braybrooke.   And some people (and a very enthusastic dog!) did watch, and it was quieter without the continual passing of the lorry sweeping the road.



Saturday, 16 February 2013

Diary for 2013

Thanks to the hard work of our Secretary, Pauline Dawes, our programme for 2013 is ready!   Details of where to see us are to the right of our website, and you can download the programme as a PDF file.

Saturday, 8 December 2012

Late Night Shopping, Market Harborough

A dry and not too cold night - we spent most of the time at the top end of the High Street, between the reindeer and the steam roller.





Friday, 30 November 2012

Christmas People

Dressed as Christmas people, we danced at Desborough Gala Night.  We danced in Station Rd., quite sheltered, away from any loud music.   Thank you if you stopped to watch, or joined in.



Monday, 22 October 2012

More from the Macmillan Day

Some photos from Gordon Blunt of Rutland Morris Men - thanks to him.





Macmillan Collection Day, Market Harborough

Some photos from the recent Macmillan Collection day in Market Harborough town centre, where we danced with Bakanalia Border Morris and with Hips 'n' Haws.   We enjoyed the day and the weather (and the nearby stalls to mark Harborough's Transition Town status), and donations were generous.   Thank you if you came to watch.