by David Ashworth,
duple proper longways
Recording: all_saints_day--040.mp3.zip

   A   1st corners right hand turn while 2nd corners cast CCW 
       halfway around the set to change places (1-4),
       2nd corners left hand turn while 1st corners cast CW 
       halfway around the set to change places; 
       all are now improper and progressed (5-8) 
   B1  Face partner, fall back a double (1-2),
        Lead forward and cross right shoulder with partner (3-4),
        Turn over right shoulder into a single file circle; 
        lady 1 leading to a line of 4 across 
        the set facing up (L1, L2, G2, G1) (5-8) 
   B2   Line of 4 lead forward and fall back, 
        bending to a circle (1-4),
        1's cross and cast below twos while 2's lead up, 
        lady crossing in front of gent (5-8)

by David Ashworth,
duple proper longways

A  1-4 1st corners right hand turn all the way around while 
       2nd corners walk CCW halfway around the set to change places 
   5-8 2nd corners left hand turn all the way around while 
       1st corners walk CW halfway around the set to change places; 
            (all are now improper and progressed)
B1 1-2 Face partner, fall back a double 
   3-4 Lead forward and cross right shoulder with partner,
       Turn over right shoulder into a single file circle; 
   5-8 1st lady leading to a line of 4 across the set facing up L1L2G2G1  
B2 1-4 Line of 4 lead forward and fall back,  bending to a circle 
      1st couple cross and cast below twos, while 2nd couple lead up, 
   5-8  lady crossing in front of gent     

MS 2018/10/30
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_E-lE77m3bI
Tune name is Chestnut
In 1984, George Fogg, dancing master from Boston, was touring England At the Felixstowe Folk Festival, he danced All Saints’ Day, and spent some time trying to track down its source. Finally, his letter of inquiry in the English Folk Dance & Song Society journal produced results. The dance was devised in 1975 by David Ashwell of England and included in a collection entitled T’wixt Downs & Sea being Twelve more Dances from East Sussex, edited by Claire Kaley.