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+====== The Solution ======
+Chris Sackett and Brooke Friendly 2006\\
+Longways for Four Couples, Four Couples Active\\
+x32 Reel or Strathspey\\
+<code>
+-6   Is cast and weave the line to the bottom: cast around 2s, in and around 3s, out and
+      around 4s (each couple step up in turn)
+-8   All set to partner (without hands in line)
+-12  Top and bottom foursomes: R-hands across once round
+-16  Middle four L-hands across once round while end couples L-hand turn once round
+-20 Top and bottom foursomes: R-hands across once round
+-24 Partners R-hand turn once round into allemande position with top two couples
+      facing up, bottom two couples facing down
+:32 Top and bottom foursomes: allemande to progressed places
+End3,2,1,4
+Repeat with the couple at the bottom weaving the line to the top</code>
+Teaching points: \\
+Bar 24; In bottom foursome the 'file roles’ for the allemande will be reversed.
+nd time ends 3, 4, 1, 2.\\
+rd time begins from top, ending 1, 4, 3, 2.\\
+th time begins from bottom, ending 1, 2, 3, 4,\\
+There is a dance called The Conundrum devised by Brendy Burnell. It has allemandes out the
+top and, bottom and had a figure to get the men to be on the correct side of their partner for the allemande, Since we dance with men and women on either Side of the dance and don’t worry about gender roles, we decided to write a dance Where you got to Switch which role You had in the allemande throughout the dance.

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