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Dance, along with all forms of creative expression (music, craft and drama) have always been important in Woodcraft Folk.
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Whatever the dance, be it English Country, Ceilidh dancing or any other, the focus for Woodcraft is on the group. It can't require expensive kit, or particular body types and must be for anyone to join in.
References
References
Woodcraft Folk Archives UCL Special Collections YMA/WF/246
Woodcraft Archive, UCL Special Collections YMA/WF/66/16/001
Where can I find it?
Where can I find it?
Images are from a range of sources (see above) and can be found in all Woodcraft Archives. Barry's interview about Woodcraft activities and photos he sent are part of Cudham Woodcraft Archives.
'The Highland Fling' 1943, Woodcraft Archive, UCL Special Collections YMA/WF/66/16/001
Barry sent photos of Birmingham Morris dancing in the 1960s
Linda brought her guitar and sang songs at the 'Trailblazer' tent for Camp 100. Left is a photo of Woodcraft Folk taking part in a May Day dance.
Break dancing on the ferry to a camp in Germany
Dancing at Camp 100
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