The bells of St Neots, Cambridgeshire

[@shbow1]

Those wonderful Taylor’s Of St. Neots sounding mighty fine

[@railwayman6901]

Lovely to here St Neots bells again. I learnt to ring here in the 60s. Sound good as a ten.

[@ryantrout6094]

Stunning bells, superb ringing

[@c-historia]

Awesome!

[@lostgwithiel]

"Cast by John Taylor & Co in 1919 and again in 1984" - skightlt misleading. That was when the 2 trebles were added. Back 8 are still 1919.

[@maidstone10]

A ring to rival All Saints Maidstone.....When are you coming?? Good to see my friend Alban ringing

[@mrunixman1579]

You know Alban as well, I known him since I was 11 through curisoity of bell ringing. I can't ring now but I do miss it.

[@tardisgamer1382]

Strange how it works

[@KB-bh3rz]

What does it mean? These bells?

[@RingerThomas]

It’s English Style Change Ringing. Rung by the Devon Call Change ringers, which they don’t have open hand stroke leads, and also don’t ring methodsZ

[@davros_adl8155]

@@RingerThomas Do they actually not ring methods ever or is it just a thing they do as a gimmick of just ringing really good and unique call changes?

[@RingerThomas]

@Davros_ADL Some of them do. Alban Forster and Ian Fielding are very good method ringers and conductors.