Grantham Danserye dancing ‘Mr Beveridge’s Maggot’, an elegant Playford country dance from 1695. The dance became famous when it appeared in the 1995 BBC version of ‘Pride and Prejudice’

Grantham Danserye dancing Gathering Peascods, a country dance from John Playford’s dance manual, The English Dancing Master 1651

Thank you for posting the videos. It was a great evening with lots of joyous dancing.

Красиво в контровом свете!

❤ I miss it so much!

Big cheater 😮

👏👏👏🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Top notch, best wishes from the wirral peninsula,bounded by the mersey and the Dee and the Irish sea...geography and rhyme...❤❤😊😊

Great video, Edgoose. You must have found the only dry spot in Britain on St Stephen's Day. Which team is it, please?

I've watched this a lot cause the 17th was my birthday. It was a great surprise gift from me to me. Thanks to all the lovely performers. You're so great.

SILENT AUCTION THIS FRIDAY 9 TILL 12 MELTON CATTLE

Мощно зажгли ))

was brought up with this play by the bagworth brothers of brant broughton.

Customs & Exiles, very nice but a bit short :-(

This was the second performance on Plough Sunday (12/1/20) by the Navenby Plough Jags, doing a traditional Lincolnshire Plough Play. The first performance was in the garden in front of Mrs Smith's cottage in Navenby. After leaving the Kings Head, we processed our plough down Navenby High Street to the Lion & Royal for our third and final performance in the village.

This was the third and final performance on Plough Sunday (12/1/20) by the Navenby Plough Jags, doing a version of the Bassingham plough play. The first performance was in the garden of Mrs Smith's cottage followed by the Kings Head after which we processed our plough down Navenby High Street to the Lion & Royal.

Крутой!

Привет, Анечка❤️

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