mi è sempre piaciuto,fin da piccolo,poter entrare in un campanile e poter tirare le corde per far suonare le campane,ma purtroppo nessun proprietario di nessuna chiesa mi ha mai permesso di poterlo fare,forse perchè ero troppo piccolo,ma a me piaceva tantissimo...anche se non parlo benissimo la vostra lingua,per caso conoscete qualche chiesa a Roma dove ci sono ancora campane a corda da poter eventualmente suonare???
Wow that as briliant the best ringing that I have heard in a long time. I used to ring at Arundel church but I no longer have the time. Lets have some more ringing like that please.
There's no real reason for the weird pronunciation of method names. As long as it's clear what name you're calling, there's plenty of time. In this example the command "stop" at the end is unusual (as is also a little late for my liking, it's supposed to be called at the treble hand stroke), as "stand" is by far the more common instruction. Again, I see no reason for being different, as long as the intentions are clear. Nice ringing though.
Potter on the tenor :)
95Sarky 1 year ago
Pretty easy to handle and evenly struck.
aaspland 1 year ago
GReat ringing, and nice sounding bells!!! What were they like to ring?
simonbellringer 1 year ago
i can do that!!! hehehe my m8s think i am mad =)
ojamaking70 1 year ago
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LauraBellringer 2 years ago
An interesting alternative to three leads of Bristol!
BristolVRchap 2 years ago
First time I have seen green sallies, nice.
Koseiko2008 3 years ago
They aren't green any more!
timmeh1507 3 years ago
blue and white, are they not ( :
Whittingtons 2 years ago
mi è sempre piaciuto,fin da piccolo,poter entrare in un campanile e poter tirare le corde per far suonare le campane,ma purtroppo nessun proprietario di nessuna chiesa mi ha mai permesso di poterlo fare,forse perchè ero troppo piccolo,ma a me piaceva tantissimo...anche se non parlo benissimo la vostra lingua,per caso conoscete qualche chiesa a Roma dove ci sono ancora campane a corda da poter eventualmente suonare???
enigmistadj 3 years ago
Wow that as briliant the best ringing that I have heard in a long time. I used to ring at Arundel church but I no longer have the time. Lets have some more ringing like that please.
Numpty17 3 years ago
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PiNInFarina18 3 years ago
There's no real reason for the weird pronunciation of method names. As long as it's clear what name you're calling, there's plenty of time. In this example the command "stop" at the end is unusual (as is also a little late for my liking, it's supposed to be called at the treble hand stroke), as "stand" is by far the more common instruction. Again, I see no reason for being different, as long as the intentions are clear. Nice ringing though.
siwmper 3 years ago
when you've got ringers with bad hearing, or loud bells then yes, there's a strong case for making the calls sound different.
irkibby 3 years ago
Mr. Potter on the tenor???
no wonder the ringing is good...
PiNInFarina18 3 years ago
really good!
wurlitzer3 4 years ago
Whoa they look so easy to set ! The durham cath bells are a nightmare
wurlitzermad 4 years ago
good effort. that's top stuff.
louisisyourgod 4 years ago
When you ring them the first 4 sound totaly diffrent to the back 4.
Skezbow 4 years ago
I've rung here, they are nice bells
emzy22bellz17 4 years ago
14-2-22 in F
shippingforecast 4 years ago
Is the tenor only 14cwt? It sounds so much heavier!
mjgriff74 4 years ago