Wrath of Sandy
| Choreography: | © Sharon Green, December, 2012 |
| Tune: | Wrath of Sandy, © Jonathan Jensen, October 29, 2012 |
| Formation: | Four Couple Longways Set, 4xAABB |
| A1 | 1-4 | In foursomes, R-hand Star 1x around INTO |
| | 5-8 | M3, W2 pass by L-shoulder and bear L to lead respective foursomes in c.cl.w serpentine to invert the set |
| | | [M3 followed by M4, W4, W3; W2 by W1, M1, M2] |
| | | End facing same-sex role Neighbor in foursome |
| | | [Leaders must keep bearing L to turn back to face this Neighbor] |
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| A2 | 1-8 | Along line of 4, starting L-shoulder with Neighbor, parallel heys for 4 |
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| B1 | 1-4 | In foursomes, facing diagonally, balance forward & back, then corners cross simultaneously (clumps) |
| | 5-8 | Middle Four, starting with partner, 2 changes of rights and lefts |
| | | while |
| | | End Couples face partner, balance forward & back, and change places, Hole-in-the-Wall style |
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| B2 | 1-2 | Women surge forward in line of 4 as Men retreat |
| | 3-4 | Men advance as Women retreat |
| | 5-8 | Partners, cross-hand turn [End proper] |
| | | [Progression: 3-1-4-2] |
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