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A mother and daughter rejoice in what others view as their eccentric hobby - clog-dancing. It might not be as popular as Strictly Come Dancing, with its sparkly outfits, celebrities and glamour, but it moves to an older more mysterious rhythm, that was originally beaten out in the Northern cotton mills in the Industrial Revolution. And once you tap into that folk-dance tradition who cares what anyone else thinks of you and your clogging. . . . . .