Reversing Falls
By Rick Mohr; January 2000
Sicilian Circle Caller's Box
| A1: |
Ones gallop around the circle clockwise, passing between their neighbors and then other twos (8) Ones reverse direction, galloping back to place (8) |
| A2: |
Twos gallop around the circle counterclockwise, passing between their neighbors and then other ones (8) Twos reverse direction, galloping back to place (8) |
| B1: |
Dosido neighbor (8) Balance the ring (4) Pass through (4) |
| B2: |
Circle left with new neighbors (8) Balance the ring (4) Twos let go and take a step back as all count out loud "One, Two, Three, Go!" (4) |
This dance uses the great A parts from the dance "Pyewacket Gallop" with B parts that give a solid transition and progression.
Named for the famous Reversing Falls in Saint John, New Brunswick, where the water rushes one way and then the other as the tide changes.