------=_NextPart_000_002F_01C5DA54.24D9F8E0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Thanks, Chris. I assume they must have been rung from the ground floor, as = there only appears to be one floor in the tower, because the west window is= so big - unless there was a gallery, but it was a number of years ago that= I was in the church and I can't remember whether there were any signs of t= here having been one. Has anybody been up the tower which used to have the light six in Shrewsbur= y? St Michael, I think. I've seen the building from the outside (it's now a= Masonic hall or something along those lines) but never been inside. Of the= other two towers which formerly contained rings, St Julian's tower is now = a house, with the bells hung from chains in the base of the tower for clock= ing, and at St Alkmund the 8-bell frame remains, now containing a single sm= all bell hung for swing chiming. When I visited both bell chamber and ringi= ng room had been extensively colonised by pigeons, but I understand from so= meone who has been up there more recently that it has since been cleaned ou= t. David ------=_NextPart_000_002F_01C5DA54.24D9F8E0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Thanks, Chris. I assume they must have bee= n rung=20 from the ground floor, as there only appears to be one floor in the tower,= =20 because the west window is so big - unless there was a gallery, but it was = a=20 number of years ago that I was in the church and I can't remember whether t= here=20 were any signs of there having been one.
 
Has anybody been up the tower which used t= o have=20 the light six in Shrewsbury? St Michael, I think. I've seen the building fr= om=20 the outside (it's now a Masonic hall or something along those lines) but ne= ver=20 been inside. Of the other two towers which formerly contained rings, St Jul= ian's=20 tower is now a house, with the bells hung from chains in the base of the to= wer=20 for clocking, and at St Alkmund the 8-bell frame remains, now containing a= =20 single small bell hung for swing chiming. When I visited both bell chamber = and=20 ringing room had been extensively colonised by pigeons, but I understand fr= om=20 someone who has been up there more recently that it has since been cleaned= =20 out.
 
David
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