The sole source for this dance is a Ball programme found on a website in Cabramurra, NSW, Australia, on 30 May 1992.  The programme included many other, more common, dances.  No information on the background of the programme or on the devisers was given, though it is told that the “Trip to Cabramurra” was a once-only get-together of some local SCD groups. 

Grand March and Trip to Cabramurra         4C Reel, 832	

1-	1C turn RH and cast off one place (2C moving up); 1C turn LH and cast up (2C moving down)

9-	1C+2C RA once round; 1C with NHJ dance to foot of set turn inwards and face up (2C+3C+4C step up, 2C+4C face down and 3C faces up)

17-32	  Up and down the mountain  - a series of changing places which commences with 4C+2C making an arch and the other couples dancing under, 1C+3C then make an arch and the process is repeated till all are back in place. (Note that 2 bars are used to turn in to face up or turn out to face down at the ends of the set, and you need to use all 16 bars.)

