Thanks Debbie - was a lovely day out in London with my friend! Enjoy your trip to Michigan

Thank you means a lot!

And even it doesn't sound like bourdon marie

@@ziondasalla4887it just sounds similar

I rang at St David's Hobart A nice 10 and a fantastic tower. Tassie is a great place. Oh and Cascade premium Lager is the best .

Thanks Christian - they certain are the best ring of 8 in the area - practice night is Tuesday all welcome!

@@chrislea8463 oh nice. That's what days we ring on. Braunton in North Devon

@@christianong3703 That's along way from Ormskirk! I just checked out Braunton bells on here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/idKdgal91rSaXYE.html another nice ring slightly lighter 16cwt in E

@@chrislea8463yeah it's a long long way to go. I won't ring at Ormskirk for a long time yet 😳😳🤣🤣. Errr yes 16cwt in E at my home tower. 824kgs. Treble second third thorth sixth & seventh are also cast by Taylor's. Treble 1886 second 1886 third 1885 thorth 1829 sixth 1929 seventh 1830. Thith & tenor 1713. forgotten the bellfounder on them now but never mind.

@@chrislea8463 Ormskirk are Taylor's arn't they? & I wasn't ringing in that video. I can't ring inside method but can cover on tenor & I'm learning on the treble for Plain Bob Triples.

@@chrislea8463 on the hour or every 15 minutes?

@@peterabbott6095 @francescogreenslade7793 haha yeah I could only dream of such striking and ringing this method! Its called virtual belfry the sounds are recorded from Hobart, Tasmania, Australia I lowered the tenor pitch to D to sound like Westminster Abbey as original bells were in E

​@@chrislea8463where can i download that pls make tutorial

Hi :)

But St Mary Redcliffe is in Bristol so very far away from each other.

They sound like very nice bells - although personally I would say Skipton or Tadcaster rival these in sound only cause they are heavier and have a meatier sound IMO

These certainly are fantastic

@@chrislea8463 just wonderful but hang on st puals cathedral are Taylor's & Co but there very old for Taylor's all cast 1878.

@@christianong3703 yep St Paul's are Taylor's as you say 1878

@@chrislea8463 there nice bells & problems with ringing cathedral bells they go hard work.

@chrislea8463 yes Yorkminster has a comfy feeling about it. The tragic thing about Liverpool is the very best sounding bells will never sound good in that tower. I'm sure it could be fixed but the cost would be very high. The belfry is way to big and the sound bounces all over the place, they don't even sound nice from outside. I think a false ceiling over freak George would help and also the concrete floor needs some insulation. It does beg the question of what the optimum weight for a peal of 12 should be. 82cwt is simply to much for one person, also the other ringers spend most of the time holding the bells on the balance. Even Yorkminster which I love could be an ordeal if you are turning the tenor into a peal of Bristol etc. I think 40cwt is probably the top end. The only thing is that heavy bells like York tenor do have a magic presence about them.