Buck Dancing! Buck dancing is rooted in Scottish and English clog dancing which was brought to the Appalachian mountains in the 18th century. Traditional clogging is a step dance that involves wearing shoes with taps, or complete wooden soles, that make a loud percussive sound. The basic step is a double toe shuffle, where the dancer brushes their toe and then heel forward, shifts their weight, rocks onto the other foot, and then steps back. Buck dancing blossomed in Appalachia when settlers ble

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Put on your wooden shoes and dance along on this beautiful Amsterdam Medley! 🙂✨🇳🇱🧀🚲🌷 Taken from the DVD 'Rieu Royale'. #Kingsday #Koningsdag | André Rieu

Salomé & Sabre Dance, live in Maastricht. From the DVD 'Falling in Love', available at http://shop.andrerieu.com/ | André Rieu

"In the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina clog dancing has been an important part of social gatherings, community events and local celebrations. It was historically a way for communities to come together, share stories, and pass down traditions through generations. Nowadays, it is still a vibrant part of the region's cultural heritage and is often showcased at festivals, fairs, and local performances. Various dance groups and schools help to preserve this tradition, teaching new generation