Grandsire & Down at Kingweston, Som

Ringing on this 1854 Taylor 5, set in a splendid building in a deeply rural location. The bells hang in a very interesting early cast iron frame by John Taylor & Son in 1855. The three heaviest bells hang in a H-frame, with the two lightest bells above in a separate A-frame. They were rehung by Mears in 1933, and have had various work done on them in 1983 and 1998. They are hard work but rewarding and sound especially good outside. Excerpt from a quarter peal followed by the lower - thanks to Toby for the interior camerawork :-)
Tenor 14-1-9 in E
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[@christianong3703]

Another gorgeous heavy 5 as well as Stoke St Gregory.

[@maidstone10]

This is a place I always remember, the location, the rocket-like steeple and the impressive bells

[@bellminsterboy]

Rung here last year, superb church, superb bells!

[@CashPresley32]

I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and I think that church is not only superb, but also the best church.

[@adamm2693]

Kingweston Church, or LDS? 🤔🤔

[@timmeh1507]

Cracking five!

[@MattiaCassinelli]

nice bells!

[@simonbellringer]

They are indeed, good old fashioned ring to them