Watching the Eynsham Morris on a damp Boxing Day in 2012 I remembered that my still camera also does videos, so I had a go. Here they are.
Watching the Eynsham Morris on a damp Boxing Day in 2012 I remembered that my still camera also does videos, so I had a go. Here they are.
At least it didn’t snow so they were able to dance their full quota. I never thought I would warm to the Morris but it was fascinating. They make it look so easy but every step has to be right or they bump into each other. And they were obviously ecstatically happy doing it! Loved their woodland hats with the flowers and feathers.
It’s one of those many occasions when ‘being there’ transforms the performance from merely watching or listening.
I’ll put the rest on here once Glovine sort themselves out.
Glovine long gone, I’m now hosted on Panthur – https://www.panthur.com.au/.
I’ve posted all four videos.