Ringing up in peal

The Friends of Derick Obergene Society ring the bells up at Yardley

[@02wlander]

If only I could ring up this well.

[@pal05pmajor3]

lovely sounding bells st stephen in brannel which is my home tower are about that weight and it is so nice to hear bells that weight being rung properly because we aint the best of ringers.

[@Numpty17]

Wow, that was very good. I hope the people who watch this video appreciate how difficult that was.

[@pal05pmajor3]

very sweet sounding peal of bells there

[@1BODGER95]

This is how bells should be rung up!

[@cogidubnus1953]

I don't know how you do that...but it sounds bloody beautiful...

[@Davide_Zanoni]

Beautiful execution!

[@jordantrivett3587]

beautiful bells

[@pal05pmajor3]

that is a nice sounding peal i bet there nice to ring arn't they? the place i ring at is very nice.

[@irkibby]

These will soon be back in action, look forward to it as Yardley is one of the few Brum towersI haven't rung at.

[@francescogreenslade7793]

These seem to me to be the perfect eight (sound wise anyway)

[@1BODGER95]

@ItsAlexOmg
Some towers do this so that when visiting ringers come, they know which one's the treble.
BUT, it could be that the old rope snapped, and they just put another one up, of different sally colour.

[@combineharvestersam]

@fartwell2000 Just under a minute. The Devon ringers have the right idea, get the bells up as quickly as comfortable, as that is when the most faults are accrued.

[@combineharvestersam]

They are in the key of F#

[@pretorium]

I find a lot of ringers cannot ring up in peal properly & consequently the first ringing the neighbours hear is rubbish

[@skillip2471]

perfectly executed raising in peal. shame no one from the coventry guild does it as good

[@pretorium]

Ho Ho Ho...is that Mr. Simon D.G. Webb I see on the 7th??

[@fartwell2000]

Taylors Ho Ho Ho

[@MadRushMusic]

Does anyone know roughly when this peal originated? Thanks

[@combineharvestersam]

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