Rowan, long before you were born, Jack Webb (the lead star of the Dragnet police show) and Johnny Carson did a routine on a copper clapper on the Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. The title of the routine is "The Copper Clapper Caper". Here is a hyperlink to the routine video.search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?fr=yhs-norton-ext_onb&hsimp=yhs-ext_onb&hspart=norton&p=%22copper+clapper%22+%22jack+webb%22+%22johnnie+carson%22#id=2&vid=a6027cb9effe809ecac890a07ef5b972&action=click Enjoy it!
Your even lucky to have rails in your town I have a portion which is used for tanker storage and the rest is a trail. :( but north the short line still uses the track for delivery
I love the sounds of mechanical bells. I usually railfan at crossings that have them. Sadly, many mechanical bells in my area have been replaced even though they were working perfectly.
I'm no expert on trains, just love watching them, and have since the days of steam (I'm 79). This video is one of the most enjoyable I've seen, and I've bookmarked it. You have a pleasant personality as well.
My pleasure Rowan! (I'm the guy in the black Subaru Forester! Usually at BELVOIR/Allison). Let's get a campaign to get the mechanicals back on the B-Line!!
Really enjoyed this video! When I was a kid, my dad picked up a bell from an old trolley car that mounted under the driver's floor and had a foot operated clapper, it was loud!
Nothing nerdy about your fascination with the sights and sounds of any railway activity. But then again we are all self proclaimed “Train Nerds” aren’t we? It’s a wonderful and inexpensive hobby that brings back many memories and creates new ones! Great video son! Keep on rail fanning! 👍🏻
The sounds of some of those mechanical bells were unique. That is what makes the mechanical bells better than the electronic bells. Thank you for putting together this video together and sharing it with us Rowan!
Thanks for the video on crossing bells. I am a 70 year old railfan and I miss the mechanical bells. There is just something about them that the new "electronic bell " sound just doesn't have. Excellent video I enjoy all of your productions.
Another great vid, Rowan. Thanks so much. I remember hearing the distinct tone of the new electronic bells in my town growing up. I also remember going from two crossings in town having gates (the highway crossing and the one closest to the elementary and high schools) to all crossings having gates. That was so exciting for me as a kid. I lived two blocks from a crossing that went from no gates to gates. It was an added bonus being able to watch the gates go down and come back up. Like you said in the vid, so many people are probably thinking, how geeky is that? For true train fans, it’s a pretty awesome thing, especially as a child. I still love them even now, though. Also thanks for stating “there are no stupid questions here.” If you’re just a fan and not in the biz, you don’t know all the lingo and technical terms and I’m so glad you help bring that to everyone. Keep up the great work! Later tater!
There are still quite a few mech bells here on the Washington District, just South of the B-Line. Also, nice catch on that 8023. An ES44AC with a P5 horn is a rarity.
Agreed! The Stereo effect is quite noticeable & very much appreciated. You've improved the Professional Quality of your videos. Graphics is OK also. The personal narration amount seems 'just right'. Kudos to you!
Awesome! My thoughts exactly on the mechanical bells. I fought to keep our mechanic bell on my hometowns railroad crossing. It’s just fitting to keep it since we are a historic 1830’s mill village of Lindale Georgia. We just have built a train viewing Platform as well.
Thanks Rowan, love your attention to detail on the changing kit with added spectacular trains. In the far south west of Little England we’ve just lost our final manually controlled semaphore signals. The messaging from box to box was great, easily heard if you were nearby.
Thanks Rowan! Appreciate all the time and effort you put into your videos.. definitely more then just great catches, you cover a variety of topics related to railfaning and trains in general! Have a great Sunday 🙏🏽
You need to video rough crossing's ( for the train's ) as vehicle traffic especially heavy traffic crossings tend to beat the crossings down . During my career working for Union Pacific Railroad I was almost bounced out of my seat in a locomotive too many times . Great video's young man . As we say here in Arkansas , Keep them cards and letters coming .
I have too many interests as far as watching youtube goes but when I am on a train kick I love watching your videos. You are full of energy and present this hobby very well. Keep up the good work brother!
Rowan almost always teaches me something I did not know. He is a great communicator! Now down here in rural NC i am going to check out all the crossing bells from now on. I bet we have some old ones.
There aren’t many mechanical bells here on the CSX Rochester sub anymore. You can still find and hear one in action on this line and I’m thinking CSX will eventually take them out and replace them. There is a Safetran hybrid bell on the CSX Rochester Sub still. Unsure when that will be gone.
My home railfan spot is a wired configuration with 1 mechanical bell on one side and a electrical bell on the other side, but it does sound pretty good combined
@@RailfanRowan yea it might be rare honestly I haven't seen the configuration on other crossings I've been to, unless Southern Pacific just did that and Union Pacific is just agreeing with it Lol
Very nice video. Thanks alot. Asked a signal maintainer on the MRL in Helena, Montana. He said MRL still has mechanical bells on the Billings end of the system.
Thanks for sharing! I love the mechanical bells rather than electronic versions. Good BarCode catch at 09:00 Also, I believe the "dinger" is called the hammer.
I grew up in the laurel highlands of western Pennsylvania and now live in the Harrisburg area. I moved here in 2000, and lived in Enola next to the yard, and worked next to the Rutherford yard. I currently live north Harrisburg near the farm show complex and get to see many N.S trains come and go. I've been to every yard in the area and all are spectacular. I've seen so many different types and engines it would blow your mind. 🙂
I've been a fan of trains and railroads since I saw a steam locomotive in 1957 when I was three years old, on the train my parents took from New York City where I was born in 1954, to Cleveland, Ohio. I have an HO scale model railroad in my basement. I'm also happy to see many steam locomotives being brought back to life.
it's a unique location that will one day have a bridge over it, this Crossing backs traffic up immensely especially during rush hour, US route 15 is very close to interstate 66 in Haymarket and the traffic here is only growing, I'm surprised a bridge has not been built over it yet, which of course is why I filmed the Crossing in the first place!
I am new to this channel, as you know Rowan. I agree with you, the mechanical bell is MUCH more pleasing than the digital ones I've heard. Not sure which ones are here in central NC(Linwood yard to Greensboro NC), but I'm paying closer attention now!! THANKS!!!
15:45 that’s kind of funny. That crossing is on US Route 15 which runs parallel with the Enola yard, not where that train was going, but directly across the river from it, still in the Harrisburg area.
Thanks Rowan,for an early birthday 🎂 present! My birthday is the 4th of December,and those early shots fell right on it! Made my day,and your videos,as usual,are awesome 👌, again thank you!! Keeps me young,and wide awake,and many years ago,I saw a lot of old PRR,Penn Central and Conrail,running out of Harrisburg,and the local area,lots of action,just too much area to cover! Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours,and may God give you,your well deserved blessing! 😇😇😇😇😇💯💯💯💯💯👼👼👼👼👼🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Nice video! It's always cool to film the last of something. I'm planning to visit all 15 or so mechanical bells left on the Canadian Pacific C&M Subdivision.
Railfan Rowan, I think this is my first time commenting on your channel, and I do love your content. I really enjoyed this compilation of mechanical railroad crossing bells, also, it was nice that the Barcode unit ( NS 1111) was in this. Also, I'm a trucker who appreciates trains.
Machenical. Also great work. Your channel delay in block productions and distant signal are my three favorite channels on TH-cam right now. Also god bless and HAPPY THANKSGIVING
@@RailfanRowan and here's my honest answer I don't know 😕. All three of you bring different styles of railfanning and coverage. One day I am watching one of more then the author then the next day I am watching the author one more then the author. So I don't have a favorite. I mean recently I have bean watching you the most so I guess you are my favorite
I will be looking for mechanical bells now in South Eastern Ohio. I know you've talked about getting a drone, it would give you lots of options on new perspectives. I appreciate the knowledge and passion that goes into your videos
It is really nice that you made this video, I greatly appreciate it. There is only one crossing near me on CSX,s Chicago line that has mechanical bells. And after watching this video I want to go there more before it goes bye bye.
In my town we have one of the first E Bells produced. The ASC E Bell type 2. The type one is incredibly rare. We also have only one Safetran Mechanical bell.
There are no more mechanical bells left in my area of Michigan. While the mechanical's are not a loud as the electronic version, the "old school" are much more pleasing. Nice job on preserving the past system while they are still in service.
Dude it’s official. You just dethroned Jaw Tooth as my favorite railfanning TH-cam channel
How dare you! I’m just joking, I think they’re equal lol
@@MattsTrainsTractors lol I love both channels
In all honesty. I only really watch Rowans channel
@@Guard_Amos Same.
@@greatsmokymtnsrailfan it’s either Railfan Rowan or Railfan Michael for me 😂 can’t beat that Virginia scenery!
EDIT: The dinger is called a "clapper"... Thank you all!
Rowan, long before you were born, Jack Webb (the lead star of the Dragnet police show) and Johnny Carson did a routine on a copper clapper on the Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. The title of the routine is "The Copper Clapper Caper". Here is a hyperlink to the routine video.search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?fr=yhs-norton-ext_onb&hsimp=yhs-ext_onb&hspart=norton&p=%22copper+clapper%22+%22jack+webb%22+%22johnnie+carson%22#id=2&vid=a6027cb9effe809ecac890a07ef5b972&action=click Enjoy it!
@Railfan Rowan I’ve heard it also referred to as a hammer and or striker as well
I caught some trains with a mechanic bell if your interested
You may want to look up “clap on clap off the clapper” - it’s not R rated or anything like that
Look up Johnny Carson & Jack Webb performing the "Copper Clapper Caper" on the Tonight Show. ;-))
Still have some mechanical bells in my town! Love hearing them while railfanning
Yeah buddy
Your even lucky to have rails in your town I have a portion which is used for tanker storage and the rest is a trail. :( but north the short line still uses the track for delivery
@@chaosskits6391 pretty upsetting
@@chaosskits6391 I honestly would find my town boring with such
On a conrail shared assets track that goes through my town there are mechanical bells at almost every crossing
I like the ones that get a little crud in them and instead of going "ding ding ding" they go "tink tink tink"...
Got to enjoy those mechanical bells.
Love them!
I love the sounds of mechanical bells. I usually railfan at crossings that have them. Sadly, many mechanical bells in my area have been replaced even though they were working perfectly.
I'm no expert on trains, just love watching them, and have since the days of steam (I'm 79). This video is one of the most enjoyable I've seen, and I've bookmarked it. You have a pleasant personality as well.
second that!
The mechanical bells will definitely be missed! Very informative, great work!
My pleasure Rowan! (I'm the guy in the black Subaru Forester! Usually at BELVOIR/Allison). Let's get a campaign to get the mechanicals back on the B-Line!!
Really enjoyed this video! When I was a kid, my dad picked up a bell from an old trolley car that mounted under the driver's floor and had a foot operated clapper, it was loud!
Good Stuff ! Keep on saving a record of those "old" things!
That's the plan, thank you David!!
@@RailfanRowan I always found it amusing that some drivers seem to need to be 50 feet away from the barriers.
Nothing nerdy about your fascination with the sights and sounds of any railway activity. But then again we are all self proclaimed “Train Nerds” aren’t we? It’s a wonderful and inexpensive hobby that brings back many memories and creates new ones! Great video son! Keep on rail fanning! 👍🏻
The sounds of some of those mechanical bells were unique. That is what makes the mechanical bells better than the electronic bells. Thank you for putting together this video together and sharing it with us Rowan!
You're welcome Thomas, and thank you!
Thanks for the video on crossing bells. I am a 70 year old railfan and I miss the mechanical bells. There is just something about them that the new "electronic bell " sound just doesn't have. Excellent video I enjoy all of your productions.
Thank you, railroad crossings are not the same without them, you are right!!
You’re absolutely right!
Will be listening for the clapper when travelling... thanks for pointing out that they may be going the way of the dial phones.
I like those Wholetimer mechanical bells instead of the 1s that turn off when the gate is down.
I tend to agree!!!
There’s a crossing right near my house with a mechanical bell. Music to my ears!
Another great vid, Rowan. Thanks so much. I remember hearing the distinct tone of the new electronic bells in my town growing up. I also remember going from two crossings in town having gates (the highway crossing and the one closest to the elementary and high schools) to all crossings having gates. That was so exciting for me as a kid. I lived two blocks from a crossing that went from no gates to gates. It was an added bonus being able to watch the gates go down and come back up. Like you said in the vid, so many people are probably thinking, how geeky is that? For true train fans, it’s a pretty awesome thing, especially as a child. I still love them even now, though. Also thanks for stating “there are no stupid questions here.” If you’re just a fan and not in the biz, you don’t know all the lingo and technical terms and I’m so glad you help bring that to everyone. Keep up the great work! Later tater!
I prefer the Mechanical bell because it’s a classic, unless if it’s a safetran type 1 e-bell then heck yeah!
It's nice to see a youngster taking an interest in railways like you do, thanks for the video. From the UK
Thanks from VA, USA!!
I talk a lot about trains too! From WV, USA
These crossings are amazing for their scenery, plus the mechanical bells. Your video quality is top-notch.
That sounds a lot better than the electronic bell at the crossing across the street from me.
There are still quite a few mech bells here on the Washington District, just South of the B-Line.
Also, nice catch on that 8023. An ES44AC with a P5 horn is a rarity.
Enjoy them while you can.
That camera and stereo mic is frickin' awesome! Thanks for sharing!
So glad you love it!! Thanks!
Agreed! The Stereo effect is quite noticeable & very much appreciated. You've improved the Professional Quality of your videos. Graphics is OK also. The personal narration amount seems 'just right'. Kudos to you!
Totally!! Well done Rowan!! MECHANICAL BELLS RULE!!
Thanks John!!
Awesome!
My thoughts exactly on the mechanical bells. I fought to keep our mechanic bell on my hometowns railroad crossing. It’s just fitting to keep it since we are a historic 1830’s mill village of Lindale Georgia. We just have built a train viewing Platform as well.
Great video Rowan. Very cool to try to preserve these traditional bells that they seem on intent on changing for some reason. If it ain't broke......
Agreeeeeed!!!
Thanks Rowan, love your attention to detail on the changing kit with added spectacular trains. In the far south west of Little England we’ve just lost our final manually controlled semaphore signals. The messaging from box to box was great, easily heard if you were nearby.
When I was little I called crossing gates ding dingers
I called them (comonters) don't ask why...
lol
I like how you don't just have "mindless run-bys" but have some kind of theme to your videos.
Thanks a ton Coinman!
Thanks Rowan! Appreciate all the time and effort you put into your videos.. definitely more then just great catches, you cover a variety of topics related to railfaning and trains in general! Have a great Sunday 🙏🏽
Thanks so much cameron, glad you could be a part of it too!
Great idea for a video. Plus 50 railfan points for getting the bar code unit and successive units (1110 + 1111).
Another GREAT video rowan. I believe you are truly gifted by God. Thanks for sharing with us.
Thanks a ton Todd, and thanks for your loyalty!
Thanks for your videos Rowan, they are greatly enjoyed by ALL!
Thanks Tony I appreciate it sir!
@@RailfanRowan If you ever make a trip to Northern Ohio there is some pretty good NS railfanning on the Chicago line.
The driver of the red f150 at 2:07 definitely likes trains.
That was really cool. Gonna miss those bells one day.😣👍👌
Same here, 2 have already been removed since the vid!!!
I loved that shot of the 6 engine freight going past that farm. Awesome!!!
Thanks!! I love that shot especially
You need to video rough crossing's ( for the train's ) as vehicle traffic especially heavy traffic crossings tend to beat the crossings down . During my career working for Union Pacific Railroad I was almost bounced out of my seat in a locomotive too many times . Great video's young man . As we say here in Arkansas , Keep them cards and letters coming .
Aw hell I haven't heard that line in over 50 years, lol.
I have too many interests as far as watching youtube goes but when I am on a train kick I love watching your videos. You are full of energy and present this hobby very well. Keep up the good work brother!
I’ve always wanted to check out the B-line especially with hearing those mechanical bells.
Really nice Rowan! In Plant City, we have some nice ones, and I agree that mechanical bells from the old railroads is awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Great stuff as usual!! Thanks for your hard work and stay safe out there!!
Rowan almost always teaches me something I did not know. He is a great communicator! Now down here in rural NC i am going to check out all the crossing bells from now on. I bet we have some old ones.
Thank youuu! Enjoy and happy foaming!
There aren’t many mechanical bells here on the CSX Rochester sub anymore. You can still find and hear one in action on this line and I’m thinking CSX will eventually take them out and replace them. There is a Safetran hybrid bell on the CSX Rochester Sub still. Unsure when that will be gone.
My home railfan spot is a wired configuration with 1 mechanical bell on one side and a electrical bell on the other side, but it does sound pretty good combined
Interesting I've yet to see that combo
@@RailfanRowan yea it might be rare honestly I haven't seen the configuration on other crossings I've been to, unless Southern Pacific just did that and Union Pacific is just agreeing with it Lol
Very nice video. Thanks alot. Asked a signal maintainer on the MRL in Helena, Montana. He said MRL still has mechanical bells on the Billings end of the system.
Very nice Rowan. Now we're going to have to go out and find bells! Like the shirts too! ;-)
Thanks LGR, look familiar at all? :)
Thanks for sharing! I love the mechanical bells rather than electronic versions.
Good BarCode catch at 09:00
Also, I believe the "dinger" is called the hammer.
Is that barcode train #1111, or is there some other meaning to it?
Yup, 1111.
When i was around 5-6 me and my grandparents always called the gates of a grade crossing “Ding-Ding things”
You have great videos. Very informative as well, keep ‘‘em coming !
Will do buddy, thank you!!
I’m guessing the Bell after Gates start to Lift Up are in case you fall Asleep😴at the Crossing.😬👍
Could be, but I wouldn't know what it's like to be asleep at a railroad crossing ;)
I think it's more for blind people to know it's safe to cross again.
@@AmtrakProductions or they could listen at the gate mech when they go up
@@tadsmith2015 those aren’t that loud and sometimes you aren’t next to a gate
I think it’s the “all clear.”
I keep learning new things about the railroad, even after almost 20 years of being a railfan.
Really dude, It's like I don't even want your videos to end - smooth, excellent editing, colorful, and educational. Amazing.
I love mechanical bells! If only they still had RS3L or P5 horns to go along with it.
I grew up in the laurel highlands of western Pennsylvania and now live in the Harrisburg area. I moved here in 2000, and lived in Enola next to the yard, and worked next to the Rutherford yard. I currently live north Harrisburg near the farm show complex and get to see many N.S trains come and go. I've been to every yard in the area and all are spectacular. I've seen so many different types and engines it would blow your mind. 🙂
Ill bet you have, types I'll never get to see unfortunately . Thanks for the view!
I've been a fan of trains and railroads since I saw a steam locomotive in 1957 when I was three years old, on the train my parents took from New York City where I was born in 1954, to Cleveland, Ohio. I have an HO scale model railroad in my basement. I'm also happy to see many steam locomotives being brought back to life.
Very special to see them still in action to this day indeed!
Awesome video! I really like how you filmed at 15:39! I’ve never seen a crossing video filmed from the other side of a creek!
it's a unique location that will one day have a bridge over it, this Crossing backs traffic up immensely especially during rush hour, US route 15 is very close to interstate 66 in Haymarket and the traffic here is only growing, I'm surprised a bridge has not been built over it yet, which of course is why I filmed the Crossing in the first place!
I am new to this channel, as you know Rowan. I agree with you, the mechanical bell is MUCH more pleasing than the digital ones I've heard. Not sure which ones are here in central NC(Linwood yard to Greensboro NC), but I'm paying closer attention now!! THANKS!!!
15:45 that’s kind of funny. That crossing is on US Route 15 which runs parallel with the Enola yard, not where that train was going, but directly across the river from it, still in the Harrisburg area.
Thanks Rowan,for an early birthday 🎂 present! My birthday is the 4th of December,and those early shots fell right on it! Made my day,and your videos,as usual,are awesome 👌, again thank you!! Keeps me young,and wide awake,and many years ago,I saw a lot of old PRR,Penn Central and Conrail,running out of Harrisburg,and the local area,lots of action,just too much area to cover! Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours,and may God give you,your well deserved blessing! 😇😇😇😇😇💯💯💯💯💯👼👼👼👼👼🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thanks so much Robert, Happy Birthday and God bless you!
I agree with you Rowan. The mechanical bell is more natural and it’s a part of history
Thanks Bill!
Nice video! It's always cool to film the last of something. I'm planning to visit all 15 or so mechanical bells left on the Canadian Pacific C&M Subdivision.
That's super cool, go get em!!
That NS 1110 is sitting in Columbia now. Headed back on 12R now to Linwood.
It seems the "real" bekks are a bit louder and have a more distinct sound to them. Or maybe its just me.
ooh..meant to say 'Bells' not bekks!
Can you do a video on why trains no longer use cabooses?
This is a great idea! Thanks!
Hi there I saw some mechanical crossing bells in Pleasanton California in downtown area it was amazing just seeing them.
Always a treat, thanks for watching
Railfan Rowan, I think this is my first time commenting on your channel, and I do love your content. I really enjoyed this compilation of mechanical railroad crossing bells, also, it was nice that the Barcode unit ( NS 1111) was in this. Also, I'm a trucker who appreciates trains.
Very well done! Enjoyed the Virginia scenery also. Thank you!
Thanks Joseph!!
All the crossings in my town sound like that
Love the NS horn. Great video as usual!
Good to hear mechanical bells still in use and see real flashing lights and not the LED lights that fade in an out in my pictures and videos.
I like the clapper better too! Knew they sounded different but didn’t think about it! Thanks for the info!
You're welcome!!
8:25 is NS 1111 nice Locomotive ACe stay safe God bless Rowan Thank Bro.
Original Bell & Clapper is the Hands Down Clear WINNER of the Compilation Competition. 😬👍
Thanks Ken! Electronic ones are garbage
Machenical. Also great work. Your channel delay in block productions and distant signal are my three favorite channels on TH-cam right now. Also god bless and HAPPY THANKSGIVING
Thanks Joseph Doyle I really appreciate it but which one is your favorite? Be honest ;)
@@RailfanRowan and here's my honest answer I don't know 😕. All three of you bring different styles of railfanning and coverage. One day I am watching one of more then the author then the next day I am watching the author one more then the author. So I don't have a favorite. I mean recently I have bean watching you the most so I guess you are my favorite
can you do a horn compilation video?
Great video! I prefer the mechanical bells also! Thanks
Did you notice the bell is always at the top of the signal to keep irate neighbors from muffing or disabling it? 🙉
Lol, I think the neighbors are used to it tho, some of them love it, like me!
Nothing screams RR than those bells!
Great video! I like how most of them are Safetran! Those are not common near me!
Yes many of them are
Thanks you!!
REALLY NICE VIEWS ON SOME OF THE SHOTS. ENJOYED
I will be looking for mechanical bells now in South Eastern Ohio. I know you've talked about getting a drone, it would give you lots of options on new perspectives.
I appreciate the knowledge and passion that goes into your videos
We still have the mechanical dinger bells down here in Birmingham AL
Ayy there ya go!
@@RailfanRowan we have both NS and CSX on the tracks so I am not sure who owns the tracks
that is also on the greenville district in oakwood GA
It is really nice that you made this video, I greatly appreciate it. There is only one crossing near me on CSX,s Chicago line that has mechanical bells. And after watching this video I want to go there more before it goes bye bye.
Love these old bells.
Nice video Rowan at 10:28 I saw that same ACe at Horseshoe Curve
In my town we have one of the first E Bells produced. The ASC E Bell type 2. The type one is incredibly rare. We also have only one Safetran Mechanical bell.
NS still has some on the old Wabash in NE Ind..
There are no more mechanical bells left in my area of Michigan. While the mechanical's are not a loud as the electronic version, the "old school" are much more pleasing. Nice job on preserving the past system while they are still in service.
Thanks snakeman, preservation was certainly the goal!!
NS has most of there crossing bells only set to ring until the gates are down depends on the railroad wether the ring when that gates are down
I have noticed this trend
I’ve got great video of the N&W611 from that crossing you were standing in front of in the intro.
I love that xing
Wonderful Vid Rowan as Always! Thumbs Up!👍
THANKS PRP!! appreciate your support
Now this was different but still enjoyable Rowan. Thank you.
Thanks as always Wayne!!
Nice I Love Mechanical Bells As Well
Smart hookup looks like they did that hook up just right with the heavier stuff to the front with the lighter stuff to the back.
This was a wonderful video I enjoyed the crossings and bells with it going up and down
i love watching all your videos from all the way from oregon
Thanks From VA NELSON!
WOW!!!!!! Thank you Rowan for making this! I actually worked on a map of these remaining m-bells.
That's awesome! You should come out a bell foam sometime!
That would be fun! How would we do it?