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Lovely bells.

What lovely bells: I am surprised.

These bells desperately need tuning.

cast by john taylor bellfounders in 1994 tenor 25--1-11 plus a sharp 2nd also in 1994

they look tougher to ring than Hingham MA!!

treble is john taylor bellfounders the rest abraham rudhall tenor12-3-26 there is also a service bell

Tenor Sounds like the 11th at st Mary redcliffe

let me know when you doing the bell. tower

imoen testicke we'll fascination which church. bell

and I live in Hingham my name is oliver

These are rather good! They remind me of Ripon, Solihull and even Cheltenham Minster!

hohoho taylors st marys are also taylors 2017

6 bells cast by abrahm II rudhall in 1823 tenor 9-3-16cwts

They were nice in their own way although they now sound much better.

These sound nice. Have you ever heard the bells at Burwell?

Suffolk?

amazing!

They now have been augumented to 8 and retuned and the cracked tenor recast

I've heard these are difficult... They sound rather heavy too!

I quite like that discordant treble... Adds character! 😀

THIS IS ST LAWRENCE

@irkibby And what is wrong with St Peter's, St Albans?

whst the fuck

i dong get why a church has a tune for each day

1: 1790 2: 1716 3: around 1520-1530s 4: 1621 5: 1734 6: around 1424-1482

Lovely tower! I did tower grab in 2010 my first night in London -- uh... ever! I am 'out of practise' ringer stuck in San Francisco, where believe it or not, it is actually ILLEGAL to ring actual church bells in that city! Thus NO RINGS! So no ring -- NO practise (on tower bell)! I rang with band over there whose name I believe is 'Friends of Dorothy Society (FODS)' The only LGBT band I know of on planet! (BTW anyone there offhand know their website of contact info? (I since lost their info). I went to Wiki and found their entry and weblink, it is false, wound up with some Japanese website regarding men cheating on their spouses! As I have English ancestry and some other European, (I was born in Switzerland) from Japanese ancestry as well, this accounts for Japanese name). Nice tower, but exhausting to get to RC from below (tower is in need of small lift)!

Moving in to the village soon, hope I don't have to here that to late at night! lol [iminent=JUZVUAgUWfOB]

Need to boot the odd-struck ringer off the 5th for a start.....what a thrash

Break out the Andrex...... What a racket, bells tripping over the bells in front.

Had the pleasure of a peal here myself, 3:17, bit slow, sounded better when we sped up towards the end!! Fabulous bells

Caston, Norfolk??? Is there a cottage there called Ladybird Cottage??

Rung my peal here in under 3 hours! fantastic sound.

I remember this well.. i'd have stood it up after the first lead.....

Nice bells, and what a fascinating view of the clock!! Tewkesbury is about as far away from Swindon you can go in the G&B, and is the one area of the G&B I don't seem to have been round yet!!

Am I in this?

Nonsense! They're a fine ring of bells! You won't find a better-sounding ring in the world. tongue sticking out face They're a minor ring, yes.

@timmeh1507 Nice 8 these. I sat through a whole peal here (justr for the grab would you believe!! I did a whole school project in the church to pass the time!!!) and wouldnt mind a return visit.

@timmeh1507 I think these have now been moved upstairs!!

Sound nice!! Tetbury in Glos are also famous for their clock chimes!! Trouble is clock wires get in the way as they criss-cross all over the RR, particularly by the 6!! Nice 8 there though, especially considering the back 7 are all maiden untuned Redhall bells from about 1722!!

when I rang there I thought they were breathless for a modern job....yes they are ok but overrated...there is something odd with the trebles I feel.

@timmeh1507 Yes, there is a glass wall there!!!

Bloody beautiful!!

These sound fantastic!! The half-on-half-off muffles sound weirdly mournful, not bad at all to my ears!!

Is that a radiator??!?! lol

Would that "something" be Cambridge perchance!! (2:27)

@Whittingtons 41-3-21 in C

@timmeh1507 Could have come here on the AGM day in April, but went to Avening, Woodchester and Minchinhampton instead!! These sound nice though!!

@KDowner94 Bob Doubles isn't too bad - I have called two quarters of it, (rung in about 4 or 5 in total, 2 at Rodbourne Cheney, 1 each at Imber and Shellingford, maybe another somewhere else) and in Doubles all but one of the bells are affected there, and in any given Grandsire, all but one of the bells are affected!! Still, Stedman is good for keeping you on your toes, rang well on our bells, Stedman Triples is an excellent method!!

@simonbellringer Why, thank you

@timmeh1507 And a cheeky glimpse of some new, clean sallies too!!