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Welsh and English clogs, with leather uppers and a sole cut from alder or sycamore were the regular, everyday footwear for working people all over Britain until the 1920s.

Glen is served by the Clog dancing is a form of step dance characterised by the wearing of inflexible, wooden soled clogs.

Dancing clogs are close fitting which allows the dancer more control over the movements of their feet.

Prisoners were forced to work in peat harvesting as well as in the camp cement works, sawmills, brickworks, and factory, which manufactured clogs for camp prisoners.

Marcia clogs the chute to make it look as though they had gotten stuck.

::Meh clogs ur' booath baws'n un' stockins aw've none.

Bennett is best known for devising the "pack line" defense, a gap defense that clogs up potential driving lanes and prevents ballhandlers from getting to the paint.

The final flashback depicts the prostitute's murder by a man in clogs who had been interrogated previously and who is finally apprehended at a dance.

Devonshire wrestlers, however, also wore heavy clogs and were able to kick the opponents.

English clogs with an iron or rubber protective layer on the sole are also worn for North west morris.

For example, in Lancashire, wooden-soled clogs were worn in the mills, and on Dartmoor, hard-soled leather shoes or boots would have been worn for farming.

Workers, wearing their working clogs would perform in the street, in pubs, and during social occasions.

The trophy consists of a wooden base, with two clogs mounted on a small pedestal, with one painted cherry red with a white letter "R", and the other garnet with a white letter "U", for Rensselaer and Union, respectively.