Hobo’s Morris was formed in 1993 – female border dancers with a great band, based in Poole, Dorset.
Our first season coincided with the 50th anniversary of D-Day. Our name, our colours; red, black, mustard and our badge, the Raging Bull, are borrowed from the 79th Armoured division, commanded by Monty’s cousin Major-General Percy Hobart (Hobo). Hobart and his team’s major contribution to D-Day was for developing “Hobo’s Funnies” – unusual army vehicles to assist in clearing obstacles assisting our forces on and past the landing beaches.
The short video is scheduled for sharing in several formats (landscape/portrait modes) and posted on several social media sharing services:
The following short video (available in landscape and portrait formats) are also available on YouTube. Note these videos are due to be published in week 23 (between 4-10 June 2025).
Download short video: (landscape mode) – (portrait mode)
To download click on link and then right-click video and chose Save video or similar option (may differ on browsers).
See the “Dissemination Channels for your Side’s Videos” document for suggestion on how to use the video.
The Morris Federation is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2025. To celebrate this occasion during 2025 we are publishing short videos which feature 50 Morris Federation sides.
Hobos Morris are proud members of the Morris Federation #morrisfed Celebrating the Morris Federation’s 50th anniversary in 2025 #morrisfed50
YouTube playlist: “50 videos; 50 sides; 50th anniversary“
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