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I started to learn Egyptian Bellydance in June 2003 and loved it from the word go. Then in 2006 I became interested in American Tribal Style through the internet, DVD's, word of mouth. There is very little Tribal style in the UK, none in Norfolk where I live. So I got together with 4 other like minded friends and we formed our own Tribal group in Sept 06. We are called Eceni after an ancient tribe who lived in Norfolk from 27 AD led their Queen Boudica.
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