Impressive clogging moves! 👣 East Nash Grass 🎻#clogging #buckdance #flatfoot #stepdance #bluegrass #throwbackthursday | Hillary Klug

The real McCoy finally let us see those dance moves! #clogger #clogging #banjoplayer #hiddentalent #concert #rhythm #dancemoves | Monroeville Band

The guys from the ALL THAT! Clogging Group taught Harry some dance moves… and he showed them some moves as well! #HarryTV | Harry Connick Jr

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

Attila’s most effective campaign against Rome never involved a siege of the Eternal City. In 452 CE, his forces swept through northern Italy, burning cities, destroying farms, and collapsing supply lines. The message was unmistakable: resistance meant annihilation; survival meant escape. Cities like Aquileia were erased so completely that contemporaries believed they would never rise again. Refugees poured southward, clogging roads and overwhelming towns that had neither food nor shelter to spar

Today is National Day of Clogging / International Day of Clog Dancing ! Clogging has always been an important part of Fontana Village's history—the holiday honors the contributions of Bill Nichols, Fontana's longtime staff photographer and dancer extraordinaire, to the art of modern clogging. We were so happy to get back to our roots and host CLOG JAM dance competition this past June. To celebrate the holiday, enjoy this highlight reel from some of the performances! . @simone.nichols.pace #natio