The Dashing White Sergeant

**Pleater** · 3rd May 10, 05:01 AM

Oh that brings back memories - some painful ones like when the man of the trio ducking under failed to release his partners hands and I did a sumersault - but for the most part happy times.

Anne the Pleater :ootd:

**cessna152towser** · 3rd May 10, 05:50 AM

Excellent pics, you sure know how to enjoy yourselves.
I go to SCD classes from October through to Easter, its always the highlight of my week during the dark winter months.

**creagdhubh** · 3rd May 10, 10:34 AM

Originally Posted by cessna152towser

Excellent pics, you sure know how to enjoy yourselves.
I go to SCD classes from October through to Easter, its always the highlight of my week during the dark winter months.

Wonderful, keep it up!!!

**creagdhubh** · 3rd May 10, 10:35 AM

Originally Posted by Pleater

Oh that brings back memories - some painful ones like when the man of the trio ducking under failed to release his partners hands and I did a sumersault - but for the most part happy times.

Anne the Pleater :ootd:

Oh dear...

**Arlen** · 4th May 10, 12:08 PM

Looks like everyone is having a lot of fun.
Do you do SCD regularly or just ceilidh dancing at get togethers?
Either way, lots of fun and good exercise!

**creagdhubh** · 4th May 10, 08:49 PM

Originally Posted by Arlen

Looks like everyone is having a lot of fun.
Do you do SCD regularly or just ceilidh dancing at get togethers?
Either way, lots of fun and good exercise!

I like to dance whenever possible, but I am not a member of any formal group or society of dancers if that is what you may be hinting at. I enjoy dancing at any event when the opportunity presents itself, but I would say the majority of it is done whilst in Scotland or even in London. Only a handful of people know how to dance the reels, strathspeys, etc where I live, despite the fact that I am a member of two local, formal Scottish societies. SCD and social dancing just isn't popular amongst members of the each society-they rather hire local dancers to come in a perform for them as they sit and watch (wallflowers!

). I am not being disrespectful towards the aforementioned folk, many of them are dear friends, I am just stating that's how it tends to be here with Scottish societies in Saint Louis. However, lessons are offered by a very reputable SCD society in the area, so people do have the opportunity to learn if they really want to.

Cheers,