This dance was devised for the 10th annivesary of the Méaudre Reel by one of Méaudre Reel's "oldest" dancers, Célie, a 16-year old teenager.  

Dancing in Méaudre all started because in January 2006, there happened to be no snow in this little ski resort in the French Alps. To keep her pupils busy that winter, Sophie Marchand started to teach them Scottish country dancing instead of skiing during her PE lessons.  

In May 2018, for the Méaudre Reel's 10th anniversary, 100 dancers coming mostly from France and UK took part in a  SCD weekend in Méaudre. Naturally, they all ended gathered for a photo souvenir.... around a marmot wearing a kilt (Méaudre Reel's mascot!) at the end of the weekend.