(suggested tune: Castle Frank)
Dance by Lorraine Sutton
Clarksburg, Ong 2019
Double Circle Mixer
(men face out, women. face in)

Al 1-2 Face partner and set in place right and left
   3-4 Partner two hand turn half way
   5-6 Face partner and set in place right and left
   7-8 Partner two hand turn back to place
A2 1-4 Face left-hand corner (on the left diagonal);
       left-hand turn once around 
   5-8 Face partner and back-to-back right shoulder
Bl 1-4 Face second corner (on right diagonal) and gypsy;
   5-8 right-hand turn same one once around
B2 1-4 Set to this new partner right and left and turn single
   5-8 Two hand turn this new partner. 

Lady Simcoe was the famous and accomplished wife of Lord Simcoe, the first Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada. She was active and involved in the “rough” colony. Mrs. Simcoe's diaries reveal that she brought a trunkload of ball gowns to Canada in anticipation of dancing. She was able to wear them at dances first in Quebec City, and later in Newark and elsewhere in Upper Canada.

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