The dance, Cramond Island, was written by Andrew Cook to celebrate the very first visit by the Méaudre Reel to Scotland in 2011.  

A group of dancers from Edinburgh (including Andrew Cook) met the "Scottish" dancers from a tiny little village in the French Alps in May 2009: the Méaudre Reel. They were so amazed to see French children enthusiastic about SCD that they invited all of them  in Scotland. After raising funds, the Méaudre Reel's first tour to Scotland took place in 2011.  

Cramond is a district in the north west of Edinburgh but was once a separate, ancient village dating back to Roman times. Cramond Island is approximately 8 hectares and lies 1.5km off the foreshore. Being a tidal island it can be reached at low tide by a causeway – so we all walked out and had a picnic on the Island, after having fun with a treasure hunt through Cramond Village.  

Symbolism:  

Bars 1-8: *Shape of the island.*  
Bars 9-16: *Represents the water weaving round the concrete pillars of the causeway.*  
Bars 17-24: *This is the Forth Bridge that you can see clearly from Cramond Island.*  
Bars 25-32: *Waves in the Firth of Forth.*