[Bell Historians] Hunslet

[Michael Childs]

Mike

The plan to use the back four of the Highfield chime
of eight never really got off the ground due to
problems with the interregnum in the Parish. I am not
sure where these bells will be going, but hopefully
they will not be split up. I am sure David Kelly will
have some accurate information.

Although there is now no regular band at Hunslet, we
ring there once a month for Sunday Service. The bells
are still perfectly ringable, just very hard work and
not exactly rewarding!

Michael




--- Mike Chester <mike at m...>
wrote: 
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> The chiming treble at Hunslet (Taylor 1939) is the
same note and 
weighs in
> at 3-1-2. 

What is happening at Hunslet? I know that the scheme
to use the back 
4 of the Liverpool chime has been abandoned. Are
there any fears for 
the current ring?

Mike


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