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The English Country Dance Club will be meeting in the city library (14th Street near the high school) this Thursday 6:30-9:00 pm and next Thursday 6:30-8:00 pm to practice and teach dances from 17th century rural England. Dancers and musicians of all skill levels from beginner to expert are always welcome. If you’ve heard me playing pennywhistle out on the Quad or near the Silo between classes, these are some of the same tunes; I’ll have printouts of sheet music and chords to share for anyone who brings an instrument.

^((standard disclaimer: This event is not sponsored by Yolo County Library and the presence of this group in the meeting room does not constitute Yolo County Library’s endorsement of the policies or beliefs of this group.))

I’m putting together a small portable homemade Santorini set (with Lego), and I’m wondering how many blocks and domes I ought to include. In your experience, how many blocks and domes does a typical match actually use? BoardGameArena stats say an average player uses about 10 blocks and 1 dome, presumably meaning a total of 20 blocks and 2 domes… but I’ve read that the original game came with 75(!) blocks and 10 domes. (I think 25 of the blocks were used to form the 5x5 playing surface itself, but still, 50 blocks seems like a lot.) What do you think?