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Uploaded by on Oct 23, 2007

Ringing at Bellflowermews in October 2007. These are a mini ring of 4 flowerpots hung for change ringing in a garden shed. The heaviest flowerpot weighs 2lbs 12oz in Bb. This video was taken at about 10pm which is why its a little dark!

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  • how did you make the clappers?

  • Wooden dowel and door knobs, suitably padding to protect the pot, with a counter weight on the other end (large nut)

  • There is no difference between these and those with a pulley in the normal position as the garter hole has been moved to accomodate it. Top pullies are used in several mini-rings to gain height and avoid the sally going through the pulley.

    The Sallies are very simple, woollen pom-poms threaded onto the rope.

  • all you need now is a back 4.

  • I have a back 4 already! Space is a bit of a problem getting 4 ringers to sit on the stools in the shed anyway.

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  • At first I thought they were playing the jingle from the "meow mix" commercial on tv

  • good idea!

    You could use laminated flowerpots, because the sustain is better.

  • you dont ring up as you would say a 5cwt bell, you just give a hard pull, and its up. These weigh about as much as 3 bags of sugar,

  • When you ring theese bells up, does the sallie still bob even though they are hung on a different kind of pulley?

    How did you make the sallies?

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