Blogging pal Peter of Peter’s Pondering told me that after he’d read my last post, he’d enjoyed ten minutes with YouTube watching 400 Roses performing . I’ve missed a trick. I should have shown you myself. Here you are:
More Four Hundred Roses
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From Pyrenees to Pennines 
A great way to exercise and socialise!
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Absolutely! They’d never have me. I have two left feet. Apparently.
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Aren’t they great!
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Yes!
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🥰👍
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How on earth do they do that head movement???
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Indeed. This isn’t a team who would benefit from my being part of it.
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Looks like a lot of fun! For the dancers and the spectators.
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It certainly was.
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Well, you’ve put it right, now. I might manage the gentle undulations. Then again, I might not 🤗🩵. Train strikes today so after a bit of panic we’re sitting in Maisson du Cassoulet in Castelnaudary having breakfast 🙂 xx
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I watched this when I saw it in Peter’s comment on your previous post. I think it must be more recent than my own visit to Hebden Bridge but they look just as I remember them!
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I first saw them some years ago, well before Lockdown, at a Beltane celebration. I’m sure they’re all the same women!
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Beautiful dancing! Thank you for the link.
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A pleasure. All round.
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Wow! Looking Spanish, Indian and English dance traditions. Would love to have a go if my knees would let me!
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I have knee issues and total lack of coordination. No chance.
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Fabulous! Thanks for posting that, those girls really add a bit of zing to folk dancing.
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They’re out for a good time and glad to share it, eh?
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