Netherlee SCD Club

Netherlee Scottish Country Dance Journal.

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Official Website Created Nov 2003.

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This developing website journal will support the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society in

its efforts to promote Scottish Country Dancing in the UK and throughout the world!

The basic aims of the journal are:-

1. to support the RSCDS in the promotion of Scottish Country Dancing at home and abroad.
2. to provide access to other websites of interest at home and abroad.
3. to make available copies of my own crib sheets and link to other Graphic & MiniCrib crib sheets on other websites.
4. to stimulate an interest in the young and not so young in the practice of country dancing.

Fast access to the Mickel, Martice, Pitlochry and Red Deer websites are provided.

This new site evolved from the ex-Netherlee site and recognises the Netherlee Scottish Country Dance

Club’s proud history by providing an account of its history and providing access to its photograph Gallery.

Notes:-

1. Everyone - have a look at the Ericht summer 20 dance prgs (and crib sheets) - click here - now have a look at the 2026 Pitlochry summer 20 dance programmes (and crib sheets) click here now wonder why such programmes are unheard of in the West of Scotland - whatever is wrong with us?! Let’s set a minimum target of 17 dances per programme - you’re not obliged to dance EVERY dance. Now, walking dances - there should be no undue delays as long as dancers are not treating the calling as a ‘teaching session’ and are walking the dance in question at the speed of the caller.

2. The Perth Branch Trifle Dance on 17th April 2026 in Blairgowrie Town Hall lived up to its expectations. There was a deserved tribute paid to Jim Lindsay who is retiring from the SCD events - a great final night! The Highland Gateway ladies excelled themselves yet again with a healthy green supper followed by the hoped-for selection of trifles - they were amazing - made the effort and expense of all those flying in for the event worthwhile!! Click here for a photo of the trifles and the Band - sorry for quality of photos!

3. I’m sure the Glasgow Branch dance on 17/4/26 in Milngavie Town Hall would have gone well with Matthew Maclennan’s Band playing on the night!

4. I’m voting for whichever party will reduce cost of diesel - just paid £75-54 for 39.78 litres diesel - made the ‘trifle dance’ but that’s it, until prices sober up!!

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Emergency Bill.

For all intents and purposes it appears we have reached an acceptable level of normality regarding our Scottish Country Dancing consequently this ALERT will be discontinued but note the intention to make some parts of the Bill permanent!!!