BACK  TO  BACK  HORNPIPE
	© 2008    Larry E.Taylor
	This non-progressive, two-hand, 32-bar dance is to begin with dancers in waltz hold.
	Couples take positions around the perimeter of the dance floor with gents having their
	backs toward the center;  the line of dance is anticlockwise.  See footnote.
	Dance an ordinary hornpipe step (lift-2-3-4) and sevens (1-2-3-4-5-6-7).
	Gents dance forward on the left foot and ladies begin forward on the right foot.
	Bar counts (quantities of measures) for patterns are shown in bold.
	Documentation is based upon a workshop taught by Gerard Butler in Chicago,
	Illinois USA on January 14, 2005.
	Edition of March 4, 2008 — Contact larryetaylor@hotmail.com

HORNPIPES (VARIABLE BARS)

Dance in :	in waltz hold, dance to the side in the line of dance  —  gents dance
	to the left and ladies dance to the right1;
Dance against :	dance to the side against the line of dance  —  gents dance
	to the right and ladies dance to the left1;
Half turn :	dance one-half turn clockwise as partners change places2;
Dance against :	dance to the side against the line of dance  — gents dance
	to the left and ladies dance to the right1;
Dance in :	dance to the side in the line of dance  —  gents dance
	to the right and ladies dance to the left1;
Half turn :	dance one-half turn clockwise as partners change places2;
Sevens in/against :	dance sevens to the side and return  —  in, then against
	the line of dance4;
Full turn :	dance one complete clockwise turn4;
Sevens in :	dance sevens to the side in the line of dance2;
Back to back in :	turn back to back (gents clockwise, ladies anticlockwise), take
	uncrossed-hands behind and continue sevens in the line of dance2;
Bk to bk against :	still holding hands behind, dance sevens against the line of dance2;
Sevens against :	turn to face (gents anticlockwise, ladies clockwise), take waltz hold
	and dance sevens against the line of dance2;
House :	in waltz hold, dance forward* in the line of dance, turning four
	times (full house forward*)8.
	repeat from     as desired.
	* If the Back to Back Hornpipe is being danced free [in the available
	space while others are dancing another hornpipe pattern], couples
	may dance in-place, making two clockwise revolutions (dance
	at home).