The Wind Dragon
Scottish Country Dance Instruction
THE WIND DRAGON (R8x32) 3C (4C set) Iain Boyd Island Bay Collection 21- 8 1s cross down to dance reels of 3 on opposite sides and end 1st place opposite sides
9-16 1s lead down and back crossing to end facing Ladies' side (1M behind 1L)
17-24 1s dance Tandem reel of 3 across with 2s (RSh to 2L). 1s end in middle at top with 2s stepping in behind them ready for...
25-32 1s+2s dance Allemande
(MINICRIB. Dance crib compiled by Charles Upton, Deeside Caledonian Society, and his successors)
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The Wind Dragon, a mythical creature deeply embedded in various cultures and folklore, symbolizes the majestic power of the wind. Across diverse traditions, the Wind Dragon is often portrayed as a serpentine or dragon-like being, capable of controlling the winds and storms.In many Asian cultures, the Wind Dragon is considered a benevolent force, bringing refreshing breezes and gentle zephyrs. In contrast, Western legends sometimes depict these dragons as powerful entities, capable of unleashing tempests and hurricanes with a mere flap of their colossal wings.
Wind Dragon
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