Brooke Friendly and Chris Sackett
Three Facing Three Up and Down the Hall
Tune: Lavender

A 1-2 Opposites R-shoulder gypsy once round (keep it tight)
  3-4 All turn single over L-shoulder
  5-6 Opposites L-shoulder gypsy once round (keep it tight)
  7-8 All turn single over R-shoulder
  9-12 Middles R-hands across with L-wall dancers site
       while R-wall dancers R-hand turn. once round with opposite
  13-16 Middles L-hands across with R-wall dancers 
        while L-wall dancers L-hand turn once round with opposite
B I-2 Taking hands in lines of 3, all set to opposite
  3-4 All turn single over R-shoulder
  5-8 Opposites R-shoulder back to back
  9-10 Opposites change places by passing R-shoulder while turning single over
       R-shoulder to end facing away from each other
  11-12 Taking hands in lines of 3, all set (facing new opposite)
  13-16 With original opposite (behind), back up passing R-shoulder and come forward
        passing L-shoulder to face new line (new opposite)
        while L-wall dancers L-hand turn once round with opposite

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DrHYSmHBVA
Music: The Baker’s Flower by Bo Leyden, 2003
Teaching points:
L-wall dancers means those dancers on the L-file side of the room. R-wall dancers means those dancers on the R-file side of the room (see glossary on page 47).

If you want to trade who gets to be in the middle, you can use the turn single in B bars 3-4 as a way for the middle person to trade places with one of the other dancers in line.