BRITANNIA TWO-STEP PROGRESSIVE
	© 2008    Larry E.Taylor
	Often a four-bar introduction of music is played.
	This progressive 16-bar three-hand dance is danced anticlockwise around the perimeter
	of the dance area (the line of dance) or in columns of trios facing the music.
	Trios dance in a line holding closest (inside) hands throughout the dance; dancers may be
	of either gender but usually a gent in the middle of the trio dances with two ladies.
	Bar counts (quantities of measures) for patterns are shown in bold.
	Documentation is based upon a video workshop led by Pat Murphy.
	Edition of April 1, 2008 — Contact larryetaylor@hotmail.com

REELS (moderate to slow) (Variable BARS)

All trios:	facing forward in the lod, dance to the side :  left (down) -2-3, sideways
	right (down) -2-3, sideways left-2-3 then sideways right-2-3;
	movement sideways is slight and approximates dancing in-place4;
	beginning on the left foot, walk in the lod (step, step, step, kick)2;
	beginning on the right foot, walk backward against the lod (step, step,
	step, step)2;
	while the gent dances in-place, form two arches and the ladies dance one turn
	under the arch; ladies begin turn the lady under by facing the middle of
	the trio; thus the lady on gent's right turns anticlockwise and the dancer
	on the gent's left turns clockwise; all end the four-bar pattern dancing
	in-place4;
	beginning on the left foot, walk in the lod (step, step, step, kick)2;
	beginning on the right foot, ladies walk backward against the lod (step, step,
	step, step) and gents walk forward to form a new trio; the gent of the top
	of the column dances off the floor or moves to back of the column to
	rejoin the dance at the next changeover2;
	repeat from      as desired.