The bells of St Melor, Linkinhorne, Cornwall

The 6 bells at Linkinhorne are mainly the work of John Pennington from 1805, the 3rd re-cast in 1923 by John Taylor of Loughborough. At the same time, Taylors rehung the bells in a new cast iron frame, with new ringing fittings, and tuned all six.
The bells are very fine sounding but the tall granite tower and long rope draught make them tricky to say the least, mainly due to the clarity of the bells in the ringing room.
Linkinhorne is situated about 3 miles North West of Callington and is a very rural community.
Enjoy!

[@lanceshire2022]

A rarebut beautiful sound👌👌👌✌️❤️🇬🇧🙏

[@christianong3703]

These are one of my favourite sixes but wow funny full circle ring. Great video.

[@DevonRingerEwan]

The rope layout looks like they are hung in an 8 bell frame?? Lovely tone but look tricky.