Variants
Things that are mostly just a slight tweak to a contra dance I liked.
Fairport butterfly
Paul Balliot’s Fairport Harbour with a butterfly whirl > swing
Becket
A1: Larks alm L 1 ½. N promenade anticlockwise round the major set.
A2: Robins cast back, meltdown swing next N.
B1: N promenade clockwise round the major set, to Ps. Robins alm R 1 ½.
B2: P star promenade ½. Butterfly whirl. Swing.
Intermediary swing
Becky Hill’s Simplicity Swing with just more stuff going on.
A1: N balance and swing.
A2: Larks alm L 1 ½. P swing.
B1: R/L thru. Chain.
B2: Star L. New N dosido.
Anchored
A more neighbour-focused counterpart to Cary Ravitz' 'Adrift'
Becket CCW
A1: LLFB, P rollaway. Circle R ¾.
A2: Zigzag R/L. New N dosido.
B1: N balance and swing.
B2: Circle L ¾. P swing.
Star of Ogontz
For when I want that beautiful hey > chain sequence from Don Veino's Mad for Ogontz, but it's not worth teaching mad robin
A1: N meltdown swing
A2: Larks alm L 1 ½. P swing.
B1: LLFB. Half hey (robins R).
B2: Robins chain. Star L.
Jurassic meltdown
Guaranteed at least one other person has written this. The distinctive A1 from Jurassic Redheads bolted onto the most generic contra dance
A1: Hey on the side (N R, next N L shoulder round, N R, previous N L shoulder round).
A2: N meltdown swing.
B1: Circle L ¾. P swing.
B2: Chain. Star L.