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You will have to work up to it

They were lovely to ring on, and sound nice too.

Correct, they are Ab.

Same as my home tower campsall - 8 bells 11cwts in Ab

​​@@Coreytheringer2345 campsall are slightly heavier than these bells -Longcot are 8 bells 8cwt in Ab.

Yes they are. The heaviest weighting 46cwt, 2 and 1/4 tons

@@RingerOliver59 caat by g mears and co trebles and 6th john warner and sons 3rd and 7th 4th thomas and william bilbie 5th william bilbie and tenor mears and stainbank

​​@@wereswdfgrdesd dove.cccbr.org.uk/tower/12382

Thanks, they were very nice to ring on.

They were rewarding to ring on.

Yes it was.

Thanks, I appreciate your support.

Yes they did sound like pots, but nice ring though.

They certainly weren't easy and the tenor kept on dropping at every handstroke if you dont pull it enough. And i was there for a ringing tour in bershire/Wiltshire/Oxfordshire.

Yes it is.

It never use to be a bourden bell it was hung for full circle ringing at st Michael cornhill in london. But at some point it's going to be transported to perth in Australia, (not sure when) and its only 42cwt about 2 tons.

How old is the old Cornhill tenor as it looks fairly new

@bellringer22 1960 ( I think) because it was recast by Mears and Stainbank about that sort of time when they were over-hauling them.

​@@bellringer22the years when they were cast/recast will be in the description Of this video. ua-cam.com/video/9z6agm4VBC0/v-deo.htmlsi=RdCxJDG1k4mYRsQh

@RingerOliver59 thank you for the information about the old bells of cornhill.

I agree the old twelve didnt sound nice, but I prefer the new twelve and they sound a lot nicer.

Thanks, and yes it was hard to ring.

Indeed it is.

Thank you.

Thank you.

@@RingerOliver59 I subscribed to the channel

​​@@c-historia thanks, I appreciate the support.

Thank you! Cheers!

The 11th and tenor have purple clappers. But the rest are iron clappers

Yeah, I agree, they were quite remarkably easy.

Went a lot better than I expected

​@@Fin.Fan01 did it? What makes you say that?

@@RingerOliver59 I heard some things about bow which turned out to now be true so therefore they were a lot better than I expected them to be

​@@Fin.Fan01 yep definitely

Challenging, but fun.

And a difficult ring, but good challenge.

Yes and there lovely to ring.

Thanks, it was lovely to ring.

@@RingerOliver59 Would love a ring here - the back 12 seem scarily similar to Wakefield

​​@@Ringer_Fran there on every Wednesday night, and tenors are just lovely sounding because of the wooden shafts Clappers, but when standing in the belfry when the tenors ringing they even better than in the ringing room. Wakefield I wouldn't know.

@@RingerOliver59 Both tenors seem to have real boom and power; I'm guessing that's due to wooden-shafts in both.

​@@Ringer_Fran I think so.

There not new they were resorted in 2009 but not new, 1400s they were cast.

So your in the choir?

Ouch! Where was it when it happened?

They do sound lovely

Did you mean the 10th heaviest tenor uk

Wait… Is the new clapper installed?

​@@EricLeiserArtist00 no, it's been there as long as I know

There is a new clapper at St. Seraphimʼs bell

​@@EricLeiserArtist00 well this isn't the seraphim bell.

What do mean by 'biased'?

Well I kind of have a connection with the Minster and spend as much time there as I can. Also, although I don't live in York or even Yorkshire, I am in the Northern Province and so it us my metropolitan church.

It affects the bell because if it is up wrong it will be harder stand, by flipping it over to the correct side of the bell so it is easier to stand, and it has tends to up wrong all the time same as the 4th.

The bell is up wrong. So the Clapper is on the wrong side of the bell so it's been corrected to correct way. ( up right)

@RingerOliver59 cast by g mears and co thomas and james bilbie mears and stainbank and john warner and sons in 1858 1903 and 1787

Heaviest 6 1) St buryans 37cwt. 2) Queen camel 36cwt in total weight Queen camel is heavier. 3) Brailes. How heavy?

@@RingerOliver59 almost the same weight

​​@@wereswdfgrdesdbut Queen Camel heaviest in weight ( total weight) St buryans 37cwt.

Glad you enjoyed it. it's worth visit the bells go really well and tenor just has lovely hum to it.

@@RingerOliver59 after st buryan

​@@wereswdfgrdesd yes indeed, but heavier in total weight.

Yes they are from the 15th century. Nearly 600yrs old. dove.cccbr.org.uk/tower/13091

Glad you enjoyed it. 😁

Your channel is always very inspiring@@RingerOliver59

​@@c-historia thank you. Enjoy your day.😊

They are definitely nice to ring on.

You rung the cornhill tenor bell? Or the bellfoundry bells?

Even on its own it still sounds good. What do you mean by "extremely cranked"

@@RingerOliver59 The way, the Bell hangs

​@@andreasboose5611oh I see. Thank you 👍

@@RingerOliver59 it's what we would refer to as very counter weighted ! (typical British way to hang bourdon bells)

@@adamm2693 clever.