[Sca-cooks] Pennsic dance and mustard making

[A F Murphy]

Oh! So, the nights I was looking for dancing and not finding it, I
should have gone to the tent! Didn't think of that... I only got to
dance one evening - sometimes I wasn't there, sometimes dancing wasn't
there... I'd hoped to do a lot more. Didn't take any dance classes,
partly because I was busy, and hadn't really planned  to, and the
decision was confirmed by the heat.

Next time I'll try looking for the Bardic Circles, too. I saw the book,
but for some reason it never connected as Something to Do in the Evening.

Anne

Kirrily Robert wrote:

>Stefan wrote:
>
>>There were folks dancing in the dance tent when I went by one night. That
>>is why I figured that the dancing had been moved to the tent from the
>>barn.
>>
>
>There were dance parties scheduled in the dance tent on some evenings.
>These included a Caroso ball, a country dance evening, and so on.  On
>other nights, court went late in the barn and so dancing happened in the
>tent.  I believe on the remaining nights, especially during the first
>week, most of the dancing was in the barn.
>
>Yours,
>
>Katherine
>
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