Eynsham Morris

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Note 25 June 2010: The pages at www.eynshammorris.org.uk were compromised by a Trojan during 21-24 June 2010- we have now removed it and restored the site, but if you visited the site between 21 June and 24 June inclusive your computer may have been infected and you are strongly urged to run a security check. The virus has now been cleared and the security on the site improved .

Greetings from Eynsham Morris to all our Surfers!

These are the World Wide Web pages of Eynsham Morris. They are being hosted at the Bodleian Library, to whom our thanks are due

"The dancers met me, I remember, one dull, wet afternoon in mid-winter, in an ill-lighted upper room of a wayside inn. They came straight from the fields in their working clothes, sodden with rain, and danced in boots heavily weighted with mud to the music of a mouth organ ... The depression which not unnaturally lay heavily upon us all at the start was, however, as by a miracle dispelled immediately the dance began, and they gave me as fine an exhibition of Morris dancing as it has ever been my good fortune to see"

Information provider:Mike Heaney
Revised 1 Feb 2009