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  • What an AWESOME video. So nice to see the versatility of the people in London that it takes to make a bell Asian, Black and White.

  • Wonderful narration James! I like your enthusiasm, bon mots and humour.

  • Absolutely engrossing! I could not take my eyes away. Congratulations; this has to be one of the best videos of its kind. Superbly done.

  • Fantastic!!

    What a process . . . . .

  • masterful..

  • Lovely video, rare footage!!

  • Massive!!! something that i was curious for a long time. thanks!! goog vid well done!!

  • I didn't have any trouble. I'm used to the tall vowels of the Brititsh. We should speak so.

  • I have personally cast about 20 or so bronze bells and also visited White Chapel Bell Foundry, this is a fantastic video and I hope that the art of casting bronze bells will live on for ever. Kids of today should learn these trades so that it does not get lost in time to come.

  • Perfect, description,from a patternmaker with 32 years in the foundry,well done!

  • Very interesting. As a change ringer, I did not know this much about how the bells were made. At the church tower where I ring, there are eight bells. The eight bells were cast by Whitechapel bell foundry in 1955, and the bells are brilliant.

    It is a little hard to understand the child in some points, but this lessens after the second time of watching.

    A great video.

    HAPPY BIRTHDAY BIG BEN!

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