Are you lucid if you're spinning..?

I tried spinning for the first time two nights ago. I've had lucid dreams for years and years, and I've been curios about spinning ever since I read about it four months ago, but the opportunity to test spinning had not presented itself - until 2 nights ago.

I dreamt about a corridor at work, that it was uphill and that the celing was lower and lower, and I suddenly thought: 'No, I can't be bothered with this, I'll try spinning.'
Off I went, round and round, dervishing style, and I ended up in London. After while I got bored with that so tried spinning again - I ended up in an elevator that was going down, then sideways at an art-college. I couldn't be bothered with the elevator either, so I tried a spin number 3, and I found myself in the central courtyard at the art college. I was jubilant when I woke up; spinning really does work! It was the most fun night I've had in a while :lol:

Question is; apart from the times I got bored and decided to try spinning I can't say that the dreams felt very lucid. Was this really lucid dreaming with spinning - or did I just dream that I tried spinning? Two days later and it all seems a bit unreal...

If you knew you were dreaming, and consciously decided to spin, then yes, it's lucid. You didn't mention anything about coming to the relization your dreaming, so it's just a dream where you felt like spinning, really.