Oh epic!
Kudos to whoever it was who reached my blog by Googling for “silly men dancing on the road”. I hope you found what you were looking for 🙂
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How funny! I suspect they did…
I think so too. At least, someone clicked on one of my blog posts about morris dancing, which is all I’ve got on the subject 😉
LOL, I wouldn’t have described the Morris as silly but I suppose some might.
Even one of Coton’s dancers regards the Morris as silly – he just comes for the exercise and the beer 😉