You are not logged in. You do not need to log in to view and search the data
| Name | Battle of Hopton Heath |
| Style | Cotswold |
| Tradition | (Ble) Bledington |
| New dance ? | yes |
| Creator | Stafford |
| Origin | Stafford MM |
| Size of set | six |
| Hands | Long Sticks |
| Tunes | |
| References | Detailed in the leaflet that goes with the CD issued by Stafford Called "Knot to be Missed". It is danced to the tune "When the King comes into his own again". |
| Other Notes | Danced as a commemoration of the Civil War skirmish just outside Stafford in 1643. Virtually identical dance performed by Angleterre Morris as 'When The King Enjoys His Own Again' |
| Code | cBleBHOP |
| Checked | 1 |
Spotted an error? Contact Us