Well here's a favorite triplet:

Melanie's Triplet   Melanie Axel-Lute

A1 Lines of three fwd and back;  top couple lead down center and cast  
to second place
A2 Active couple (in center) turn contra corners
B1 All balance and swing partners; end facing up
B2 Top couple casts to bottom place, others follow single file enough  
to invert the set; dosido partner

Micah Smukler's Triplet # i has the end couples of the triplet  
turning contra corners (making use of imaginary friends). You can  
find it at
http://www.math.uchicago.edu/~msmukler/dances.html

RAF

On Jan 16, 2010, at 9:21 PM, Jeff Kaufman wrote:

> Alan Winston - SSRL Central Computing wrote:
>>
>> Not what you were asking, but if the reason you want to do this is
>> space limitations rather than an interest in getting into square
>> stuff, why not do triplets?  They're aimed at contra dancers
>> already, and they take up even less room.
>>
>
> Triplets are good too.  Squares just allow another two people to
> dance in the same kitchen.
>
> Jeff
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