Thank you for this video. I am English living in Glasgow Scotland since February 2015. I respect the tradition of kilts and bagpipes but enjoy the Rnglish Morris dancing as someone who lived in England for 57 years.

Lovely to see these old traditions kept alive, thank you for sharing

This sort of thing is so important for younger people to see, I think. We tend to believe, with our phones and internet and pop music and everything else, that our ancestors lived in a time that was either grey or black and white, a time before colour, a time before entertainment, before music, before fun. They didn't. They lived, they loved, they revelled, they celebrated, they danced and they played their music, they too found joy in this life. I saw a Morris dance today for the first time at 28...I didn't think I'd like it, and at various points I wasn't sure quite what I was watching. But now I'm here, 12 minutes into this video, and I'm captivated. I couldn't tell you why. I don't know why I like it - only that I do.

That was a very enjoyable St George's day celebration. Thank you for bringing us along.

Fascinating. Keep on dancing! 🕺🏻💃

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Catching, I'm dancing around my kitchen with the t-tail whilst cooking... Blooming marvellous.. Thank You

Lovely

They all look like high court judges

Sounds like Christmas to me

Wonderful stuff

🦊🦊👌

Was this in 2022? There are no visual clues to assign a year for this event. It is lovely and genuine.

Who are the side with the crossed blue and yellow baldrics? They're bloody good!

Anything on for 2024? Thanks

They could do with a few more hankies and jingly bells otherwise they are on the right direction