Scottish Country Dancing Dictionary

The Dava Way

Scottish Country Dance Instruction

The Dava Way (S8x32) 3C (3C set) 32 bar Strathspey for 3 Couples in a 3 Couple Set, devised by Bill Legge.

1- 8 1st, 2nd, and 3rd couples chase clockwise halfway to opposite sides
 All set and cross right hand. 321
9-16 2nd and 1st couples set and dance half right hands across
 3rd and 1st couples set and dance half left hands across. 1(3)(2)
17-24 1st couple set and cross right hand
 1st, 3rd, and 2nd couples set and turn right hand halfway to finish in Allemande hold. 132
25-32 1st, 3rd, and 2nd couples dance an Allemande. 231

(WEECRIB)


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The Dava Way is a 24-mile walking and cycling route located in Scotland which connects the towns of Forres and Grantown on Spey.

The route primarily follows the path of the former Highland Railway line. Along the way, it traverses varied landscapes, including woodlands, moorlands, and farmlands.

The Dava Way is marked and maintained for the use of hikers and cyclists. Key points of interest include the Dava Summit and historical railway remnants. The route is part of Scotland's network of long-distance paths.

The Dava Way
A Railway Bridge Over The Dava Way, As Seen When Heading North From Dunphail, Forres, Scotland


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