Living Line Dance 3/2010
 
 
 
  Tyrolean Line Dance Day 2010
  At the Trofana Tyrol in Mils near Imst were already some fantastic
  events during the last few years and the Tyrolean Line Dance Day 
  this year is a special one that we didn’t like to miss. Its now the 
  2nd time that the Arizonas from Innsbruck, together with the Bur-
  ning Boots from Nassereith, organizing this day with loads of
  effort. As well one of the most famous choreographers were 
  booked: Robbie McGowan-Hickie from Scotland was one more rea-
  son to make this journey.
  As Bavarians, we were heartly welcomed and we met a lot of dan-
  cers we knew at the warm-up dance. Than the first workshop with 
  Robbie started. He picked in January at the Crystal Boot Awards 
  in Blackpool (”Choreography-Oscars”) a lot of awards, 5 at least, 
  i.e. for his dance “Amame”. The pleasant dance teacher got all
  attention and the dancefloor was packed. With charm, wit, élan 
  and a lot of humour he was teaching, with a little break, 2 fan-
  tastic dances (Askin’ Questions, Undercover) and for a little 
  amount everyone could by a CD and printed step sheets.
  After Robbie’s workshop the social dance was going on to with a 
  prepared dance list made by Helmut & Annette from the Arizonas. 
  Like usual it was a mixture so that everyone, from beginner to 
  advanced dancer, got the chance to dance. In between we always 
  found time to chat with other clubs. During the whole afternoon
  the organizers were selling raffle tickets for an estimation-game. 
  You had to estimate how much corn is in a glass boot. The 20 best 
  estimators had the chance to win great prizes in the evening.
  Also at the 2nd workshop with Robbie he was teaching 2 great 
  dances (All Cool, Yolanda), after that we got the chance to dance 
  again. Before starting with the live band “Texas Bandits” from 
  Munich the organizers said thank-you to Robbie for his profes-
  sional workshop and also to Kurt from the Munich LAD’s who 
  made the contact with Robbie. Annette mentioned all present 
  clubs by name and it was astonishing from where the guests came 
  from. As prizes for the estimation-game the winners got bons for 
  fishing-stuff, hairdresser and travel agency, flatware for grilling 
  and spirits. The “Texas Bandits” were playing wonderful songs 
  and they had arranged a wonderful program.
  Loads of thank-you to the organizators. You arranged a wonderful 
  line dance day!
  Silke Baier from the Tapping Toe from Mittenwald