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A leather muffle is attached to one side of the clapper

I used to wonder how muffles work but now I know because of the leather attached to the clapper which makes a really nice echoey sound like it’s coming from far away when actually your very close to that noise.

im trying to figure it out so i can do it in scratch

It’s probably 2,3,4,5#,6b,7,8,9,10,E which would give a C#-minor scale on this tower.

yes plenty. Maidstone for example

Mirfield are a good example

from the recording they sound identical to Grantham, and so to the new ring at St Michael Cornhill. Maidstone are a tad deeper in tone.

1 Liverpool cathedral 82cwt 2 Exeter cathedral 72cwt 3 St Paul's cathedral 61cwt 4 Wells cathedral 56cwt 5 St Marys Redcliff 50cwt 6 Worcester cathedral 48cwt

@@RingerPeter Thankyou for your interesting information conceming bells in order of weight that hang for full circle rininging, i have visites the Belfrey of Liverpool Cathedtal as its one of the easiedt to a cend the others bieng a bit more difficult although they have been over the yearsopening up the toers more to the public, i have also been researching the towers with the most number of bells hung for full circle rimging, the tower with the most number in the world is christ church cathedral Dublin with 19 in all, and they are hung very close together as they would have to be, ! more towers are now containg 14 as some are bought from tedundant churches, St Martin in the Bullring Birmingham contains 16 and they are hung on a two tier system, i must visit it at some time.

@@RingerPeter you're forgetting York Minster which is 4th on the list with a 59cwt tenor.

@@tomchilds2187 oh yeah. Whoops. Thanks.

@@johnentwhistlesurelysamsun1840 Worcester cathedral is the 7th heaviest.

These are the heaviest by pulling a rope. East bergholt are done by hand and headstock also I believe east pennard are unringable

@@RingerPeter no, East Pennard are perfectly ringable. I rang there a few years ago

your too small to be 15 you look 11

Guess what? Nobody asked so shut ur mouth poshy

@@ivanbarritt you can't tell how small or tall someone is on a screen.

@@RingerPeter yes you can, ive been to Hereford cathedral myselfand i remember that celing height, you can also work out is height using the length of the sally (which i presume is a tiny bit larger than usual)

@@ivanbarritt don't say someone is small then.

I really hope this years competition goes ahead. I also here as a young ringer.

Hello Irene. They have a rope hoop at the top of the bell which catches a metal peg situated at the bell's circumference. This hoop is held in place by a spring steel clamp. If you pull too hard and hit the stay the clamp separates and the hoop can't hold the bell. It's very simple and can be reset in under a minute. Take care. Mark