Here are some links to a few of our friends
Ely and Littleport Riot Fantabulous Fen Morris. Better looking than us, too.
The King's Morris Based in King's Lynn, for their sins. We normally go to their autumn show at Thornham, except last year we did not because we went to the Oakworth Village Morris Men weekend of dance.
Oakworth
Village
Morris
Men. An unsavoury bunch of Northerners. Known to
occasionally recruit Scotsmen and hold weekends of dance. And argue.
Have been described as "the Slipknot of Morris Dancing" and "all right
for a Cotswold side". If you know who Slipknot are, and are still
reading about morris dancing, contact your local morris side
immediately.

Berkshire Bedlam. Soft shandy sipping furriners from Wokingham
Priston Jubilee Morris from somewhere west of the Ouse. Near somewhere called Bath.
Aynho Apricots. Another lot from somewhere west of the Ouse. But worth the detour!
The Witchmen. Not that they need much introduction. We are preparing ourselves to forgive them for stealing one of our members...
Dead Horse Morris Kent based Border Morris side. Not bad, for Border. Southerners, mind, but you can't have everything.
400 Roses - Tribal fusion dance troupe, and a good laugh too. We'll even forgive them for not being local.
Cambridge Morris Men Based in Cambridge. Founder members of the Morris Ring. Some members of Cambridge Morris Men bear an uncanny resemblance to some members of Coton Morris Men. But not all...
Devil's Dyke Morris Men Based in Bottisham, near Cambridge. Take their name from a big ditch, apparently.
The Plough and Fleece,
Horningsea. Our favourite pub. And our favourite Landladies.

The
Morris Federation. Rumours of our association with the Morris Ring
are outdated. They didn't like our musicians, and we stand together.
Click here for more information on the arts in East Cambridgeshire, courtesy of ADeC.
There are lots of other links that will find
their way here. If you can think of any, or want to be linked to Coton
Morris Men, please e-mail me at KenHamilton at btinternet.com (you'll
need to replace the at with an @. I haven't put it in because I can't
deal with the volume of spam. There are only so many Sierra Leonean
exiles you can email your bank details to...)