The bells of St Issey, Cornwall

The ring of six bells are the work of John Warner & sons of Cripplegate, London. 5th and Tenor dated 1871 and the front 4 dated 1903, they were rehung by Taylors in 1979. They are rung from a ground floor ringing chamber and although they are tough to strike well, they are worth the effort, I really like them as the bells are really clear and in your face, a good old fashioned growly set of bells.
St Issey is a pretty village and is on the main route towards the beaches at Harlyn and Constatine bay about 4miles or so from Padstow.
Tenor weigh's 13-0-8 in F.

[@christianong3703]

Brilliant video & i've been there but not rung.

[@DevonRingerEwan]

Great video's. Are you on or were on a trip down to cornwall?

[@ryantrout6094]

Just some practising for the upcoming comps.

[@DevonRingerEwan]

@ryantrout6094 Ah fair enough. I have been practising for some too

[@ΝΙΚΟΣΠΟΔΑΣ-δ4σ]

@@ryantrout6094 nice warner bells frame cast by john taylor

[@hymek7017]

Hmm. Warner bells dont really appeal to me. 😂