Finnish Anne Schley Durgan

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RADIKO.
(R&-d*2k5)

This dance takes its neme from an island- characterized by a huge
rock behind which the people of the island are supposed to
hide the “old maids" when young boys ariive in their midst.
Radiko is danced visorously end with humor.

A circle of any number of couples in social dancing position, jotr-%
hand extended in counterclockwise directions.

Counts Measures
| a ;
& polka steps, beginning with hop on inside
foot 6 * é e e . ; ° e ® e e . e e e . . . . é ° 3

e é ®
ids
A. 7 walking steps forward in line of direc- |
N28, DOGiNAine Outeide foot... . . «+. +» 4,2;1j1,8,1
é

Hold. 4
Bs 8 sliding steps avay from line of

direction*. ° a é ° . ° s i ° é é e é ‘ ° ‘ ° 4 e e 4
Reveat A and B e e e  e . ° oa oe ‘ é‘ « . £4 e é i oe 8

Repeat I and II as often as desired.

* The sliding steps are often taken across the center of the circle,
couples crossing to exchange places.