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  1. Danny Colyer said:

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    Years ago I used to go along to a unicycle club where one of the
    regulars was also into morris dancing. We had a few unicycle morris
    practice sessions as a result. They didn't go terribly well - we were
    mostly novice unicyclists and somewhat handicapped by the fact that we
    were unable to ride backwards.

    I'd quite like to give unicycle morris dancing another go sometime.

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    Not exactly morris dancing, but try to get to BUC in April in time for
    the Friday evening Ceilidh - the more the merrier, even if you can't
    ride backwards. 'buc12' (http://www.unicycle.org.uk/buc12/)

    Chris

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  2. [quote="munidobs"][quote="Quoted message"][B]Dare I bring up the old Arnold Bax maxim - You should try
    everything once - except incest and morris dancing.[/quote]

    I have also found this quote attributed to Sir Thomas Beecham[/quote]

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