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St Bride's next?

these bells dont have stays

It must be hard to ring bells on a moving barge. Wouldn't the movement affect the bells' swing and make your timing go all wonky?

very nice handbells

These Sound Like the York Minster Chimes.

I wonder if these could ever be a ring again?

Bells of joy.

these bells are for st james garlickhythe

Just rang these bells for the first time today.

Just wonderful.... Love the sound, takes me back to my 1960's childhood, Hot Sunday afternoons in the Summer...

did they not have to be rung up before? 🤔

How can they do it so fast and evenly (never mind remembering all the permutations)? It's superhuman. Sounds like a computer-generated audio track.

What is this music at about 20:00 when the bell is being pulled up? It's amazing

london? edit:no big ben

I Think I either lost it - or Something that day !

THE NEW BELLS FOR ST JAMES GARLICKHYTHE

Who is the sexy bird with the pouty lips who goes out of shot at 1:29 and then doesn't come back in again until the applause afterwards? She can ring my bell any day. Just shows not all bellringers are plain and ordinary looking

WHO CAST THE BELLS

Seriously...what's the point?

They could have at least taken a bow at the end

I see Graham John there!

Wow, that's cool. Who's the founder?

AT GARLICKHYTHE

Just found this video. They seem to be rather rough going even after restoration Am I right in thinking that "the poor old bugger at the start" is in fact Edward G. Mould? Ted was based here in Gloucestershire in the 1970's and I enjoyed ringing many Peals with him. RIP Ted.

When your waiting in the Anti Room you can hear a clonking noise. What is it?

my fave bell is the tenor #named-after-te-queen-of-the-uk Queen Elizabeth ll

them bells are not to far from my grandma

I am so glad the bells are popular in England. Its sad over here in USA I do not hear the bells ring anymore. The churches have a rope and all they have to do is pull it. I think they are ashamed to ring their bells. I remember as a boy in my small village, 3 bells use to ring for 3 or 4 minutes . Only one still rings and they just pull the rope once or twice. Very sad indeed.

How do they stand without stays?

Very informative.

@ringer Tim St brides has one bell hung for ringing with rope holes for 12 bells

Incredible ringing!

Brilliant! The Particle debate, which left some Council members feeling pretty dazed on Monday, in terms we can all appreciate - glorious ringing! Thank you for posting this. :)

That is really lovely ringing, very crisp and crystal clear.If I shut my eyes I would swear it was St Mary Le Bow

My school is there

Amazing ...loved this

Excellent Video! Enjoyed watching all of it!

When do they practice?

Brilliant! Loved every second. Thanks!

Brilliant. Thank you for doing this, and for making it available.

i notice some young west Indian children, are they learning to ring. I do hope so as i feel ringing should be for everyone. I think it good do wonders for ringing as it has been something exclusive to Anglo salons.

Great video, very informative. Thank you

Once again Whitechapel showing what they do best at beautiful bright 8 bell peals that sound so joyful. Surley if you were getting married then Whitechapel bells have the edge

My father Ernie Rowe was a bell hanger at Whitechapel till 1972, I often worked at the foundry as a young man during school holidays or helping out dad. I am very proud of Whitechapel indeed

I'd quite like to know who the duke of Edingburg is (!) 0:24

Thank you! I am a beginning ringer and can really recognise only Plain Hunt and Grandsire.

In the warehouse Bristol? At Garlickhythe Cambridge. On the barge couldn't hear.

A beautiful, appreciative, sensitive video. I love it. I couldn't hear properly what method the ringers were ringing at Garlickhythe, and I really want to know what they rang on the barge!

Does anyone know what method is being rung?

Excellent insight into such an interesting project