I ring on a 12cwt F#, and they are very comfortable with that tone.

@@patrickmeyer2802 will probably br an octave up but very interesting if not! What tower is this at?

@@NirvanaCovers74 St Andrew's, Walkerville, SA

this is the best ring of 8 in the world

They are slightly heavier than Queen Camel. St Buryan is 37cwt, where as QC is 36 cwt

@@RingerPeter ok so they are almost the same weight

@@user-sn1qx1tm4l almost yeah

I would they say they are fairly loud rather than quiet but certainly not deafening

​@@danielbellringerLooking back you're right & I was talking nonsense, as my phone had decided to turn the volume down without me noticing 😅 They are indeed a tad loud

How would you say Abergavenny are in the ringing chamber?

​@@RingerThomasAbergavenny are too quiet

Thanks simonbellringer, happy to have rung a peal here!

Cracking bells deserve cracking ring.. Fantastic mental therapy to listen to.

@@danielbellringer hohoho taylors

Good striking, lovely bells, rung here a couple of times at the beginning of tours into Oxon. I agree with Simon, pity about the floor beams and clock wires which make ringing awkward, other than that they are real gems. Thanks for posting

its catching on the clock wires

@@danielbellringer yeah 🤔 when I was your age, I couldn't ring inside like that impressive for major. Now I'm learning method well still learning it since late last year.

The striking got much better further through the peal, this was taken about 30-40 mins into the peal but my phone didnt have enough storage to record the whole peal. I always make sure the striking is good on my videos before I upload them.

not as oddstruck as these kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fdGaqax_l67cYmg.html

Are you a ringer?

@@danielbellringer Hi Daniel yes 😏 in 2019 it took me 10 years to learn in Cornwall but moved to Devon several years ago I am experienced at call changes but Learning method on treble for Plain Bob Triples but I can definitely cover on tenor now for Plain Hunting On 6 and 7 Bells and Stedman Triples and Grandsire Triples and Grandsire Doubles worlds hardest method for me is Cambridge 🤣 take ages to learn that and Superlative and probably a method called Pudsey

and I'm from North Devon

@@christianong3703 have you rung at exeter cathedral apparanlty there the tenor's clapper came off

@@user-bp6yl3di6p hello mate no I haven't I have not touched any rope's at Cathedrals I'm afraid I know 🤔 that's shocking I've been inside 2 Cathedrals truro and Exeter but I haven't rung at any Cathedrals in my my life tenor at truro is 33cwt in Db ring of 14 in left tower right tower 5 clock bells central tower no bells little tower on the bottom of the right of the central tower and its behind the right tower has 2 swinging bells heaviest 8 bells I have rung at is Pilton tenor 23cwt in D there nice to rung at truro Exeter are a very old mixture of bells but they sound well being the second heaviest 14 in the world

Good! It would spoil a good eight.

They are really good! Is this the tower which a really short draft?

@@tittums yes it does have a short draft

@@danielbellringer cast by john taylor hohoho

@@user-bp6yl3di6p 8 BELLS CAST BY JOHN TAYLOR IN 1926

@@danielbellringer 1920s-1940s Taylor's are just so good. St Peter's Adelaide, Westbury, Faringdon. All brilliant bells.

Yorkshire

It weighs 17cwt which is definitely not tiny and it’s right above you head so it’s nice and loud. Very rude of you to say that I’m going to unsubscribe from your channel

then time to ring another peal :)

yes thank you Simon. the kitchen is very nice and modern. must of cost a lot of money £££££