With Devon call change ringing I always notice with ringing up it’s always the 3rd pull which is usually when they start chiming the bells.

One thing I love about St Woolworths is the location, perched atop the hill the sound resonates across nearly all of Newport. I live next to the Millennium Bridge in the south and in summer with my patio windows open I can clearly hear the bells. Also....they have 13 not 12, have a #7 (b6)

Really good queens on 12 at Halifax minster.

Lovely bells.

Can't hear them that well at Buckfast Abbey.

It's really really difficult on 12!! Specially that heavy.

This part sounds like Cambridge surprise maximus 5:04.

These sound like my local church St George church in Hyde in Manchester.

Atleats it went up right

This is what i was absolutely terrified about when i first started doing bell ringing at my local church… I was scared of snapping the rope and it sucks up the pipe never to be seen again…

There are 4 new guests joining in with the Wednesday Group on here i only know the younger ones.

Make that tenor look so so easy.

There a beautiful 8.

0:05 looks like a party naturally

0:05

The rope broke

Why is there someone wearing blue jeans? Has he not got anything a bit smarter?

What happened to yhe bell😢😢

the bell rope brook

Half my family are from Portsmouth (my fourteen-year-old brother lies in Milton Cemetery, killed 1969, with his grandparents) but this is the first time I have heard the Bells of St Thomas's. Thank you all.

Ringing up, in oprder; possibly the most skilled feat of any band of ringers. Well done! As for the sweetest peal in all England, try Lincoln Cathedral.

Beautiful sound.

That sounds really good!

absolutely wonderful!

maybe just internal acoustics, the two trebles sound a little flat 🤔

Used to ring at Durham, with the University Society of Change-Ringers between 1971-74. We practised at St Brandon's Brancepeth. A glorious peal for the UK's finest Romanesque cathedral.

Absolutely superb! Ringing up takes real skill. Your spacing is just great. In my own opinion, the sweetest peal of bells in the UK is that of Lincoln Cathedral.

Finally.. you’re back. Great to see you ring again!

I love the outside footage it’s sounds amazing and I can hear the 6th humming over the other bells

Finally you are back

Very good. Nice to hear some of the ringing here again. This was a very enjoyable evening out. 👍

Foul introductory "music " in very bad taste!

3:58 sounds so beautiful 🥲

georgeham and huntsham the two best peals in this video pilton the worst

oh yes pilton and georgeham two good peals georgeham nice and easy pilton come with difficulty having rung these two myself

These bells are good.

lol ringing down the tenor at southwark cath

All great bells but from this video I love Chewton Mendip,and how hypnotic was the Devon call changes. Whilst I'm a method ringer I do find Devon ringing refreshingly different and it is done so well. I love the rais8ng and lowering in peal. For some reason method ringers end lowering with calling 3, miss one and catch.

tenor 10-1-21cwts

16 bells

It’s crazy when you are ringing York minster bells when the tenor is being used how different the bells sound.

treble is john taylor 2nd is mears and stainbank 3rd 4th 5th 6th and tenor 23-3-6cwts are william evans 7th is bilibe

The bells here kind of sound like a mix of the 12 at buckfast abbey and the 8 at St Thomas salisbury

Magnificent bells! A beautifully toned set .....

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Why isn’t Wakefield cathedral on here.

cast by diffrent founders

All the towers were in Eb

Can not believe I have found this,,, Thankyou ❤️

Fantastic 😍,, Very Rousing.