| Dedication |
The
Dedication of this Issue
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| Tony
Barrand |
- The Marlboro
Morris Ale at 30. Part II of III
- Memorial Day weekend, 2005,
marked the 30th Marlboro Morris Ale held
in Windham County, Vermont, the oldest American gathering of teams dancing some
form of the Morris. Dr. Barrand explores the evolution of American-originated
dances in this, the second article of three.
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| Tew
for the Road |
- Duns
Tew: The Beginnings. Part I of II
Tim Radford
- In 1986, Tim Radford lead a
workshop at Sidmouth Festival which re-created what the DunsTew
tradition might have looked like.
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- Duns
Tew: How Tew Do It
Jocelyn Reynolds
- Jocelyn shares
with us her videos and insights into the newly-revived tradition of Duns Tew.
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| Ale's
well that ends well |
- Ale
Report -- Midwest Morris Ale, 2005 Laurie
Cumming
- Laurie Cumming of
the Toronto Women's Sword team describes their adventures at their
first Midwest Morris Ale in Port Huron, Michigan.
- Ale
Report -- California's Wabbit's T'ale Dick
Bagwell
- Dick describes the
comings and goings of the Wabbit's T'ale.
Ale
Link -- Photos of the Marlboro Morris Ale, by Great Meadows Morris and
Sword
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| Varia
Atque Brevia |
- Morris in Alaska
Chris Berg
- Rant and Raven practice
and perform in Anchorage, Alaska. Here's their story and a photo or
two.
- Cartoon!
Ethan Hay
- Anatomy of a
Morris Dancer...
- How
to build a bell pad Marieke Thayer
- A lovely illustrated "how
to" sheet describing how to create a Cotswold-style bell
pad.
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| The
Editors |
- Communications
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~ Letters, we've got letters!
~ Great
photos and notable events, this issue by Alice Taylor and
Jenni Voorhees
~ Buy back issues of the AMN!
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