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Orange Peel Morris Dancers |
Orange Peel at Toronto May Morning, 2001
Orange Peel warming up at the Toronto May Morning, 2001, together with our Cold
Barn Morris friends.
Our Dogsbody, Len — thinking of what next to bark at
the Renaissance Fair near Milton, 2001.
Orange Peel at Casa Loma during the Toronto
Ale, 2001
Dancing on the Beaches Boardwalk during the Toronto
Ale, 2001
Musicians — at least some of them ... Tom, our Music Fore and accordianist;
Mark W., pennywhistle, pipe and tabor, and fife; John (actually our Dance Fore,
but erstwhile nose flute and bodran). Missing are Robin (English bagpipes and
other wind instruments), Eva (violin), Jim (violin), Nancy (violin), Tina (bodran),
and Dick (banjo and guitar).
An impromptu street performance after the Toronto
Ale, 2001
Ockington-in-the-snow as part of our Wassail at the
'Hamden House Orchard',
north of Orangeville, on 2001 January 17th. Note the bare-fingered musicians
freezing in the -10° weather!
Teaching Dilwyn to enthusiastic participants at a local conference centre.
Cats on Fire practicing in the Dalby House, Elora
Oss at May Day, 2002, in High Park, Toronto
Canada Day in Alliston, in 30°+ sweltering weather
Busking at Orangeville's Buskers' Day, dancing on Broadway!
Characterized by 'a rude vigour'!!!
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The Orange-Peel Light Orchestra (Tina on triangle, Dickson on banjo, Pumpkin
on whistle,
Tom on accordian, Janet on fiddle, Mark on fife; missing Nancy on fiddle)
Tom, our excellent Music Fore, providing the foundation for our 'light orchestra'
Teaching Dilwyn to kids
Orange-Peel members, slightly augmented with a Cat on Fire (a fellow dancer from Cold Barn Morris of Toronto/Hamilton)
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Trick-or-treating with a terrified local resident trying to protect her apple trees from such rude vigour.
Orange Peel Carollers, practicing English 'gallery' carols and other traditional Christmas music. We're joined by a number of good friends from local community choirs.
Orange Peel Carollers,singing Pentonville, at a local establishment, during the Christmas buffet.
The swirl of Mr. Dolly at our 2003 Wassail
at Jane and Doug’s — frigid at minus 25°!!!
May Day, 2003: Nancy and Cathy doing Morningstar on The Rock in Yorkville, the
heart of the trendy shopping district downtown.
Lucy teaching Dilwyn at the Beeton Honey Festival.
Who could confuse this poor soul for being a gang member? In fact, could anyone
confuse this man?
‘Orange Peel Spotted Dick’ — a staple of our recent AGMs!
The ‘Orange Peel Spotted Dick’ recipe, courtesy of the ever-inventive Chris!
(Check out our 2003 summer performances.)
Our very own Dickson Reid at his
CD Release Party, 2004 April 03: Sugar in the Snow.
Dancing at a local conference centre
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Updated: 2004 April 04
