Split Tree Gypsy Waltz Wknd Nov 04

Stanford University Richard Powers returned to Split Tree Farm Nov 2004 for the 1th dance weekend to teach "Slow, Fast and Odd" Waltzing and lead the Gypsy Waltz Ball.

Gypsy Waltzers. All photos, Sid Hetzler, reclining, red pants, center. Split Tree Studio Winners of the best gypsy costume, Paulette adn Iarwain, Mizilca's drummer Danby and RP RP and Allegra, wacky registrar chick ? and Hope Merrell and Danby Jennifer and Lonnie Mizilca's gypsy woman dance Mizilca's solo Mizilca's solo Mizilca with Split Tree art Louise Runyon reads waltz poem from latest poetry book Louise Runyon waltz poem reading Wendy and Scott Kam and Annaise Sophia and Paul Essie Kay and Jim Astrid and Angela Angela Amarillas Roth, co-creator of the Powers' waltz weekends Isasac and Angela Amarillas Roth Issac and Angela Angela and Richard show a move at Gypsy Waltz Ball Jim and Hope Lorraine and Ed Sometimes it's good to rest Three young gypsy dancers John, beginning waltz instructor, and RP Scotch Reel begins Scotch Reel ends...well, almost..Iarwain dips Catherine ....and ends down deep, the perfect dip. Sunday morning yoga with Mizilka Tracy taking a break on the south deck with camping/parking field in background RP's famous sit-down talks, or Sunday morning dance church Jay Aland, Atlanta waltz leader, listens to RP talk. Waltzing couple statuettes RP and AA teaching cross step variations RP and AA teaching cross step variatiions RP and AA teaching cross step variatiions RP and AA teaching cross step variatiions RP and AA teaching cross step variatiions RP and AA teaching cross step variatiions Allegra and Ivan, who made DVD of weekend Wendy and Emily Wendy and Emily Emily, amazing waltzer from Asheville area Heike examines Split Tree Waltz CD. All waltzed her 17th birthday dance. Sid Hetzler presents RP statuette of waltzers, probably of Viennese origin