The bells of Lavenham, Suffolk

[@lunaticonthegrass111]

That rise was impressive!

[@bellboy222]

These must have felt like a real home from home for you, Devon has many rings similar to these! Could I put in a request for a video of Witheridge bells, they are kind of similar to these!

[@spuds4t]

Great Ringing as usual from these folks. Apropos - Jason - could you strike a 21cwt tenor on the third stroke?

[@jasonburnet9181]

Why have 2 people raising the tenor? It's only 21cwt. Anyway great video!

[@AshleyMonck]

Otherwise it wouldn't go up 'right'. Bells over 20cwt usually take two people. Ware's tenor is not much heavier than this tenor (21-3-16) and takes two people to raise it

[@jasonburnet9181]

+Ashley Monck Although is a higher note ;-)

[@jasonburnet9181]

+Ashley Monck You just need a good old wooden shafted counter balanced clapper then it would go up right!

[@MGRinger02]

isn't it also due to the weight of the bell when raising? it's bells 18cwt & higher that require two people, but why does the 16cwt 7th bell have two people? that's what I want to know.

[@ringeradam4575]

I've got bells of 22cwt up right alone, however it would probably be to keep the tenor at a good speed with the other ones because of the raising in peal.