Plain Bob Triples on handbells

The Pillaton and St Mellion Handbell Ringers ringing a plain course of Plain Bob Triples by the lapping method.

[@MsZoeSings]

Incredible, ladies. Metronomical striking, and swapping bells... a fantastic way to illustrate how the bells move but so much harder for you! I am mega impressed 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💜

[@RobDavisTelford]

Bravo! I've never seen method ringing on handbells done like this.

[@aandscatherall]

For sharing with non ringers to understand how the bells are changing position it is an excellent illustration. Is there a comparable one with 6 people in a line swapping places holding the same bell?

[@harveytheparaglidingchaser7039]

These belles are great

[@josephinemordaunt938]

Fantastic. Such accuracy. Outstanding.

[@sherrymcqueen5420]

We call that "cross and stretch"!

[@arthurblaise5131]

Que c'est beau !

[@woodchipwilbur]

Excellent ringing! For the purposes of the video, perhaps next time remove the extraneous handbell on the table (and the "extra" ringer in the background)?

[@robincanniford9322]

Or... for the purposes of listening, perhaps concentrate on what counts rather than being distracted by extraneous details?

[@peternicholson2458]

Could you do better.

[@sandybanjo]

Yes........tower bell ringing.....different canons. Change ringing......these gals are British, probably......back ringing. Our Sherry can show us how!

[@michaelwalker8281]

We're are located did I play with you when I a kid 😏