SUA 2011: #02 Cambridge, Grandsire Triples

[@jimhill4725]

Awesome Thanks for posting

[@Steven_Rowe]

Some beautiful well struck ringing on beautiful bells. Is this St Andrews the 1956 Taylor 8? Something I have often wondered, has anybody every tried method ringing with closed leads like Devon call changes. The Devon ringers do strike well but then they dont need ropesight. It would be intering to hear wwhat it would sound like although I do like the open leads. The ringing room is bit i. Your face with the colours.

[@whitesapphire5865]

I do like a Grandsire Triple! It reminds me of my childhood years when the church bells were a of our village way of life. So sad that so many church bells stand silent today.

[@youngwillie9502]

The Nine Tailors brought me here.👍

[@Jeep192]

Good striking! Very good to watch and also good for improving my ropesight!

[@simonbellringer]

Fantastic ringing on some lovely bells. Very nice!!

[@spuds4t]

Superb striking and, above all, a great video to watch - -pick your bell and use ropesight to keep an eye on its path. Most enjoyable, thanks!

[@jasonburnet9181]

Nice ringing chamber. Very colourful

[@greencamel2]

Sadly (or not, depending on your point of view) it has since been repainted off-white!

[@jasonburnet9181]

SHAME!

[@ringeradam4575]

Not as colourful as Tuebrook in Liverpool owo

[@user-bp6yl3di6p]

@@greencamel2 st marys are great these bells do sound like the middle 8 in G

[@elton1981]

Superb striking. Also the tuning of these bells sounds interesting. I wonder what the method used was because some of the partials sound quite spicy.

[@leighmcmillan6282]

This should be an Olympic sport - but only the English (Brits) would ever win it.

[@bellminsterboy]

Hi, I love watching your videos, and since I am a Bellringer, understand what is going on ! I have good camera (sony handycam) with excellent sound quality but my picture quality is sometimes wrecked by KZbin! What camera do you use? Thanks Jack

[@positivevibes2603]

Lovely