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A few words about us;- Our photo Album;
- Contact our secretary Nicola Crisp at SLeggs@crispsite.flyer.co.uk;
- Details of our dances.
- More links to other sites and a chance to find out about folk dancing.
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We are a group of dancers and musicians from around Essex and the SouthEast.
We rehearse weekly (Monday nights) for most of the year, and take part in Folk events within the area when the mood takes us. When dancing doesn't appeal, we also engage in various social outings, Christmas parties and the like.
Our main activity is of course Appalachian step dancing, choreographed by our group members, and performed to live folk music.
We welcome new members! People joining should bear in mind that there will necessarily be a steep learning curve if you are new to this form of dancing. Give us a call or send an e-mail and we will be happy to give you more details.
Scrambled Leggs are available for bookings throughout the year. We will perform at non-profit charities for the cost of the petrol (not cheap, these days) - because we like to and because it keeps us on our toes. Other organisations can expect to pay our usual (very reasonable) rates.
Back to top...Site with links to other Appalachian teams Bluefields Appalachian.
Kick The Cat, Edinburgh.
Well Heeled and Down Trodden, Appalachian dancers and musicians (respectively) from Bakewell.
Oracle, Reading - Oracle Appalachian Cloggers.
Sister Act (broken link?).
MetalloBocca, a teenage team from Hampshire.
Tap and Sync (sic!), Appalachian dancers near Peterborough.
News of most folk events in Essex and environs Essex Folk News.
Folk news and information across England English Folk Dance and Song Society.
First Pitsea & Vange Scout group - our practice venue.
A festival in Kent we like to take part in Tenterden Folk Festival.
Folk Roots site with lists of festivals.
Similar dance style Organised by Tap and Sync.
