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I'll retire next year. So I would like to explore England and Scotland..Heidelberg.. evokes some nostalgic memories. Spent some time there in my youth...
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I'll retire next year. So I would like to explore England and Scotland..Heidelberg.. evokes some nostalgic memories. Spent some time there in my youth...
I'll retire next year. So I would like to explore England and Scotland..
Hope it's better by then than now. We'll soon see how it goes.I'll retire next year. So I would like to explore England and Scotland..
It's the 7th edition of Intango Weekend in Heidelberg, I trust in the experience of the organizers. It will work out somehow, at the bottom line I'm coming back to civilization, straight from dancing tango in a tent somewhere in the French jungle:Ah, Heidelberg. Now that evokes some nostalgic memories. Spent some time there in my youth learning German at a language school.
Interesting that there's some 'outdoors' in this year's summer season. I seem to have missed the UK's summer by being in mainland Europe when it occurred; the rain is just warmer here now - and the heating threatens to cut in. But hasn't there been high rainfall and floods in more southern regions? I noticed some YT posting of 'outdoors' during London's brief summer, having recently enjoyed the extremes of an outside evening milonga in a more Mediterranean climate of 28°C.

And then the week after at a proven encuentro:
La Boca Antwerp
As expected, great locations and s lousy ronda, if at all. But I did danc there quite well and plan to come back next year.It's the 7th edition of Intango Weekend in Heidelberg, I trust in the experience of the organizers.
Well, camping in the woods, pit toilets and cold showers might not be everyone's cup of tea. But it was a great experience and I danced much better than expected. It'll be on the calendar next year if it happens again:It will work out somehow, at the bottom line I'm coming back to civilization, straight from dancing tango in a tent somewhere in the French jungle:
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BTW, I also plan to attend the premilonga of Boca at La Maria on Thursday.I am going to the after party like last year, I’m really looking forward to it!
I’m trying to get there as well but sadly I don’t have a car. Let me know if you want to find each other for a tanda.BTW, I also plan to attend the premilonga of Boca at La Maria on Thursday.
Yes of course @flandrienne, let's organize it via messenger.I’m trying to get there as well but sadly I don’t have a car. Let me know if you want to find each other for a tanda.![]()
I sent you a DM, my real name is MadelienYes of course @flandrienne, let's organize it via messenger.
Which were they? I generally don't go to marathons or festivals here but there are a bunch of large, well-attended events that have been going on for years on both coasts: Boston, Philadelphia, one in Newark for the past few years, and several West Coast events.I am wondering which events people like in the States and why? I have been to one that had a mediocre sticky floor and extremely crowded floor (if there was a ronda or several, I couldn’t make them out). I would estimate 3-400peoole.
I really enjoyed a different smaller event that was crowded, but had two clear rondas and a great floor. Maybe 150 people with a much smaller floor than the other event, but much more manageable.
In January I always go to the marathon in Charlotte. People go from all over North America so it’s not cliquey with the exception of the handful of locals who dance with each other mostly. Level is good. Well organized. Good DJs. Big enough but not overwhelming. A bit expensive and hard to get into as a solo follower, though.which events people like in the States and why?