Thread: 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

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...