After a wet start, the day soon improved. This is Leeds on the town gardens.

The Argarmeles Clogs.

John of Gaunt outside 'Britains Smallest Pub'.

Us dancing, also outside 'Britains Smallest Pub'.

Us again with the '24hrs Yacht Race' going on in the background.

Newburgh, also on the Prom.

Graham from Ryknyld Rabble, dancing a solo jig on the town gardens.

The day kicked off with dancing on the plaza in the center of town, here with Hexham Morris Men.

Thelwall Morris

This exellent venue is large enough to use both ends at once. At one end Mossley Rose & Clog.

And at the other the Argarmeles Clog.

Here Thelwall & Leeds team up for a joint dance.

Carlisle Ladies stepping to a vocal accompaniment.

A rare performance by Wrigley Head.

At lunchtime we all retired to the Falstaff for lunch. The swords started the afternoon by practicing Papa Stour to to the consuming apathy of a couple of punters.

Wrigley Head outside the smallest pub in Britain.

A motley crew on the Pier.

A uplifting experience for Gill.

Leeds on the pier.

Argarmeles doing the chess board dance!

On Sunday the weekend teams all went to the Botanic Gardens for a picnic. Carlisle dancing for their supper.

A solo wriggle.

We seem to attract trains!

The swords doing Elgen.

Hexham in the park.

Carlisle still earning their supper.

Many thanks to the teams that came to make the weekend so enjoyable.

To those that were only able to come for the day, maybe try for the weekend next year?

The swords re-enacting their caveman period.

At no time do their feet touch the ground!

We love him really.