Black Adder Morris dance "Windmill" at Jockey Morris 75th Anniversary Day of Dance

Dancing at New St Station by Ozzy the Bull.
Based in Selly Oak, Birmingham, Black Adder Morris is an any age, any gender side which enjoys dancing, making music and having fun together.
Our dancing style is lively and from the North West Morris tradition, which is why we wear clogs, as was done in the mills of Lancashire. Our particular interpretation of this tradition is highly personal to our side.
When we dance out in the community we dance in clogs and wear rag jackets. When we practice we wear whatever takes our fancy. We have a band of lovely musicians and always welcome more.
No experience is required to come and have some fun dancing with us, so please come and try it, although if you are a musician you will need a reasonable competency on your instrument to keep up.
We practice on Thursday evenings from 8 p.m. at Selly Oak Quaker Meeting House, 930 Bristol Road Selly Oak, Birmingham. B29
Jockey Morris and guests from Anker Morris, Black Adder Morris, Beorma Morris, Stafford Morris, Uttoxeter Heart of Oak Morris, Bedcote Morris, The Belles of London City, Glorishears of Brummagem, 1st Sedgley Morris, Shakespeare Morris and Knights of King Ina.
They were also joined by The Illustrious Order of Fools and Beasts who were having their Unconvention with us! They include fools and beasts from many morris sides so sides from all over the country were represented with them too.
Starting at New St Station and moving to Victoria Square, Chamberlain Square, Centenary Square and finally The Prince of Wales, Birmingham.