A short grab on the bells of St Davids Cathedral, Pembrokeshire

While I was away in Wales, and on a pilgrimage to St Davids to visit the Cathedral, I heard the bells ringing and found there was a practise session going on. I did considering having a grab at Llandaff the previous night, but I was having my dinner at the hotel. It was at the tail end of the session and they were about to finish, so I was lucky to have a few call changes with me on the 7th. The bells are a 24cwt ring of 10 tuned to D housed in a detached tower, cast in 1928 and the two trebles in 2001. What a pleasure it was, even if it was short. Who knows, I may ring here again.

[@RingerThomas]

One of the best tens in their weight category.

[@SuperPanzerTerrance]

OK, this is likely.

[@tittums]

I spy Martin Turner.

[@RingerLuca651]

was about to comment the one and only

[@TB76Returns]

Was a pleasure to meet him, even if it was brief

[@Knappa22]

I love how the bells are housed in Porth-y-Tŵr so they can be heard all over the city.