An amazing view, a bit exotic for me. Greetings from Poland .

Beautiful nature.

A wonderful land, greetings from Poland

Nice video

10- 12 perhaps 13 half muffled 2009

Bells are in the key of D and being rang in a stead man cater order

Very gorgeous specially Tiverton Paul and Peter

Heavitree Exeter St Mark Tiverton Paul Tiverton Peter I prefer

but still not kean for me not my favourite because there to to light to be my best bells in the world Upavon are one of my favourites in Wiltshire Urchfont are odd oldest bell is the treble cast c1399+ one of the oldest bell in Wiltshire heavy 8 and you will probably get torture ringing tricky bells with a tenor that weighs 19cwt

Upavon Lovely heavy going 6 all 6 cast 1910 one of my favourite bells there one of my favourites don't like Imber much not kean but they have been redone

Awesome video!

Не оглохли от такого громкого боя?😀

Nice to see some familiar towers : ) I now ring at Easebourne

Another video of these fucking bells what the fuck

You don’t get bell ringers in churches no more .

These are absolutely gorgeous bells. Wonderful to listen to. Great recording.

I hear the motors winding up before the noon strike and the verse.

Does the clock chime here?

01:30

Good quality

Holy, just wow! I’ve rung here

Anticlockwise ring too

Big Ben Sister

That's my late father ringing the fourth! He passed away a year-and-a-day after this was filmed and that was quite an unexpected moment to stumble across your video, so thank you so much for sharing. If you still happen to have the original raw footage and are amiable to sharing it with me, please do get in touch.

but this sound serves for funerals

Rung at Haslemere and Northchapel!

Great Video! What method was rung at 4:30

Love these sallies. Maroon and Red, very rare. Rung these bells

Rung Here!

belle...

1:31 Alternate clock chime

I’m guessing this is the one in the UK, not New York.

0:17 unusual tone ive probs herd

urchfont st michael i am going to become a bellringer

*_Saturday_* 00:06 - Heavitree, Exeter (8) 01:24 - St. Mark, Exeter (10) 02:30 - Pinhoe (8) 03:51 - St. Paul, Tiverton (6) 05:40 - St. Peter, Tiverton (8) 07:00 - Cullompton (10) *_Sunday_* 07:51 - Beer (5) *_Monday_* 09:35 - Ottery St. Mary (8) 11:28 - Gittisham (5) 12:37 - Sidmouth (10) 15:40 - Northleigh (4) 16:49 - Shute (6) 18:20 - Colyton (8) *_Tuesday_* 20:06 - Musbury (6) 22:01 - Axminster (10)

I like the sound of Urchfont.

Best bells in Hampshire. (I Think)

Here is the lyrics for verse 1 of Our God our help in ages past Our God, our help in ages past, Our hope for years to come, Our shelter from the stormy blast, And our eternal home.

Before I was in London for my very first time back in 2005 I always thought that those were the bells of St. Paul's Cathedral :o

I personally think that Queen Camel, Marston Magna, Wincanton & Chilcompton are the best ones on the list. Marston Magna & Wincanton are both in F#, although I think Wincanton is the more superior F#, because it's in the nicer lower pitch (closer to F). I think Marston Magna is in between the low & high-pitched F# (An example of the high-pitched F#, would be this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5rdXo14eNJngq8)

Now that is what I call great ringimg. No bashing around.

God’s calling!

I must say, these bells sound really quite fantastic! They suit Windsor Castle perfectly. Very grand and gutsy old bells.

Heaviest ring in the world with Hastings stays

I've rung that tenor. REALLY lightset but VERY heavy to pull off! No amount of bouncing helps!

Heaviest peal of bells in the world that you can actually hear in the ringing chamber...

What time did it finally sail out? Does anybody know the reason of delay?

Is that the queen ringing

Whats with the music ;P

I thought I remembered from one of my visits to Exeter (in the 1990s) that the tenor had a crown on top and a very deeply arched yoke. Did they change the mounting, or is my memory wrong ?