[Bell Historians] Re: New website

[boyracer76 at ...]

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> >I agree that a photo page would be useful.
>
> I agree too! Thing is, I'm on dial-up at the moment so uploading lots of
> photos would take ages. I intend to get broadband, but will probably wait
> until I've got a new computer as the current one is so clapped-out that
> it
> isn't worth buying the hardware for it, and I want a laptop next time so
> any
> components I bought for the current one wouldn't fit. A photos page is a
> definite intention in the future.
>
> >W.r.t. a guide on 'How to record details of your bells', the easy bit
> >is noting the details of the bells themselves, the difficulties come in
> >recording frames & fittings, and drawing accurate conclusions from
> what
> >is discovered.
>
> Indeed.
>
> >Whilst it would be desirable to increase the numbers of
> >those capable of recording the details, I don't envy those who would
> >create such a guide.
>
> I think some knowledge has to be assumed. If somebody doesn't know what
> (for
> example) a headstock is then writing a recording guide would be
> pratcially
> impossible.
>
> >Another useful page might be 'A guide on accessing archives relating to
> >bell-history'.
>
> Good idea - my knowledge of this area is not great, but if others more
> knowledgeable would be prepared to compile the information I can put it
> on
> the web.
>
> David
>
>
>
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