I first started dancing at Tango Secrets almost three years ago now, when it was not at all easy to reach from the capital. These days, however, it’s a breeze – thanks to the Elizabeth Line.

Taplow station is just 36 minutes from Paddington, and it’s usually possible to arrange lifts for the 5-minute drive between station and venue. There’s even time to dance the last tanda and still make the last through-train which runs through to east London …

Tango taster videos are a concept that emerged from sharing short video clips of festivals and milongas on Facebook, and people who’d never been to them telling me how useful they were.

They said that while still photos can be fantastic for capturing the romance of an event, there’s no substitute for video when it comes to giving a sense of what it’s actually like to be there …

I said last time that I’d finally been able to write a short blog post about a Feast, because I’d reached a point of having said it all before. Exhibit A: all my previous Feast posts. That’s again the case with the March edition, and this is really the highest compliment I can give to the event: they are just consistently blissful.

But there are a couple of additional reasons I’m resisting the temptation to add to the many thousands of words I’ve previously written about the beautiful dancing and wonderful warmth of the atmosphere …