Kinnerton Morris Men - Chester

We are a side of Morris Men who started life in the village of Kinnerton
(on the Chester/Wales border) and have been based in Chester city for the best part of thirty years.
We perform traditional dances mainly from the Cotswold area of England, most of which originate from a number of villages in Oxfordshire and surrounding counties, including:
Fieldtown
Banks of the Dee (H)
Valentine (H)                     
Shepherd's Hey - signposts (H) 
Dearest Dickie (H)   
The Rose (H)
Trunkles (H)
Balance the Straw - chucking across (S)
Sherborne
Cuckoo's Nest (H)
Constant Billy (S)
Adderbury
The Black Joke (H)
The Postman's Knock (S)
Lads-a-Bunchum (S)
Beaux of London City (S)
Bluebells of Scotland (S)
Constant Billy (S)
Headington
Laudnum Bunches (H)     
Bledington          
Lillibulero (H)
Idbury Hill (H)
William and Nancy (H)
Trunkles (H)
Three Musketeers - skirmish (S)
The Black Joker (S)
Young Collins (S)
Ladies' Pleasure (Jig)
Bampton
Old Tom of Oxford (H)
Banbury Bill (H)
Bonnie Green Garters (H)
Oddington
Highland Mary (H)   
Young Collins (S)
Upton-upon-Severn  
The Handkerchief Dance (H)
The Stick Dance (S)
... and from the beautiful cathedral city of Lichfield
Sherriff's Ride (H)
Vandals of Hammerwich (S)