About this issue of "Rattle Up My Boys"

Summary: Series 27 Issue 2

Published: March 2020

Editor: Jeff Lawson

Featured in this issue:

  • Photo Redcar (p1)
  • Swan Song for Kirkburton Rapier Dancers (p2-3)
  • Kirkburton Rapier Dancers (p3-4)
  • Three Peaks (Carlisle on Scafell Pike) (p4)
  • How to make a set of long swords (p5-6)
  • Whitby Teams of Old, photos (p7)
  • Editorial (p8)
  • Cutting Bishopthorpe 1844 (p8)
  • SDU Longsword Tournament (p8)
  • Midwinter Dancing (p9-12)

Summary

This issue covers the Kirkburton Rapier Dancers’ final performance in Aachen, celebrating long-standing friendship and community ties. The issue highlights various sword dance traditions, including detailed accounts of performances, historical insights, and reflections on the preservation and digitization of dance archives. It also discusses the Goathland Plough Stots’ Archive, efforts to engage younger dancers, and the ongoing documentation of traditional sword dances. This edition provides valuable information for enthusiasts and researchers, emphasizing the cultural significance and community impact of sword dancing.

Featured sides

This issue features articles on the Kirkburton Rapier Dancers, Goathland Plough Stots, Saddleworth Morris, Flamborough Juniors, and Grenoside Juniors.

Featured events

This issue covers events such as the Aachen Stadtfest in Germany, traditional Boxing Day dances in Southport, Flamborough, and Redcar, and the Plough Service at St. Mary’s in Goathland. 

Citation

#Editor: Jeff Lawson
#Citation: Rattle Up My Boys (RUMB), 27(2),

#rattleupmyboys #rattleupmyboys_s27.2

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