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<div><font color="black" size="2" face="arial">2) Where, and how heavy, is the heaviest single bell which can or could be rung up? I pulled up Great Bede of Downside with the clapper tied some years ago, but that is heavily counterbalanced. With the clapper going - it's a different story!<br>

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<div>I'm certainly no expert on this, but just wondering, could Hosanna (7.5T) at Buckfast Abbey be rung full circle?</div>
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<div>Doug.</div></div>