Ingleton

[j.greenhough at w...]

I know this tower's been described before but it still gets labelled as
a chime so here we are again. Ingleton are still hung for ringing but the
whole installation is so typically thin and unsound that you'd be foolish
to try. They are clocked from an Ellacombe-type rack on the ground floor,
and the clock in the ringing room is below two of the old ringing holes.

On Fri, 19 Jul 2002, mikechester_uk wrote:

> Other chimes, such as Ingleton and Sheffield Museum were once rings,
> as technically is Cambridge, New Zealand
>
> None of these contain 8 bells, so Trinity Church may well have a
> unique feature!
>
> Mike
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