Fans emphasized their deep connection to the singer and the unique setting of the West Yorkshire moors.
"We're trying to channel Kate Bush and have a lot of attitude and fun," added Christine.
US attendees also voiced long-held desires to visit the historic location associated with the original Brontë novel.
"It's something I've wanted to do for years," said Scott Kerman, who traveled from Portland, Oregon.
Participants noted that the location added a distinct element to the global tribute.
"I'm such a fan of Kate Bush and this song.
When I saw that this event was held here on the moors last year, I said, 'Well, where else would I want to do it?'"
added Kerman.
The event fostered a sense of international camaraderie among fans of the 1978 hit song.
"It's such a beautiful place, so it's just extraordinary to be here," said Kerman.
Canadian attendees similarly highlighted the shared community experience across continents.
"I've been a Kate Bush fan since I was a teenager. It's very special to be doing this here.
I love the connection to space and community," said Cathy Stoyko from Vancouver Island.
Events Across England and New Zealand Raise Funds for Charities
In the South West of England, events held at Bristol's College Green and Clevedon's Marine Lake raised funds for Somerset and Avon Rape and Sexual Abuse Support (SARSAS).
"It's enormous fun learning the dance, it's a real challenge as it's not straightforward, and it's not just for the ladies, we welcome everybody," said Bristol organiser Bridget Pairaudeau.
