St Dunstan-in-the-East & St Stephen Rosslyn Hill

[alantaylor1]

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Whilst I quite agree that the loss of the bells of St Dustan=92s was quite
dreadful. I can=92t agree with placing the bells of St Stephen=92s Rosslyn =
Hill
into the same category.=20

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The bells of St Stephens were quite dreadful as a 10. The back six had
little to do with the front 4 as far as tuning goes. There removal was not =
a
great loss to anyone.

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I do agree that we have a lot to thank DL for. His web site is full of
interest.

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Alan Taylor

London

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From: Michael Royalton-Kisch [mailto:mfrk24 at h...]=20



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Congratulations on a super write-up (and recording) of the bells. It alway=
s

hits me when I hear stories like this, just how badly "our" generation has=
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been affected by the destructive decades of the 60's and 70's. The story o=
f

St. Dunstan carries a warning about our church authorities - no doubt a=20
similar crew who closed St. Stephen Rosslyn Hill (Hampstead) in 1977 and=20
decided that the bells had to go there.

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