Bell Ringing at Exeter Cathedral - With Profmoose

[@FrancescoBellringer]

00:55 I guess that’s someone upstairs turning he clapper of the 11 (as seen on Ollies Borden vid) because the bell is going up wrong

[@JesusTilapia]

That's in Kent, this is in Devon.

[@FrancescoBellringer]

Jesus Tapia yes i know that, i said ‘Like in Ollies Borden video’ cos in that video someone turns the clappers of the bells when they age up wrong

[@kaidenmccreath4269]

Why is the tenor chiming late? Is it known to do that or is it just due to the size of the bell? Also, love the videos man, keep it up

[@Mr_SaltyChip]

what is the green sally for?

[@RingerJake]

The extra treble.

[@Mr_SaltyChip]

i'm a learner bell ringer too. I just passed lvl 1 of learning the ropes. I currently ring at St Mary's Addington which is a fantastic ring of six. If you haven't made a video there a definitely recommend it. AND Croydon's only ring of 14, Croydon Minster.

[@RingerJake]

Fair enough. Good on you for having started to ring - there aren’t enough young ringers by far! Technically Croydon is only a twelve. Winchester Cathedral is the only full diatonic ring of fourteen.

[@Mr_SaltyChip]

I have also learnt 2 methods, Kaleidascope (where 2 bells dodge every whole pull, or every 2 whole pulls) and Plain Bob Doubles where I am the cover.

[@fredmills368]

I am starting bell ringing at st Andrews church cobham surrey its a light ring of 8 tenor 9-3-9 in G