[Bell Historians] surprising Campanophile listing

[Andrew Wilby]

Yes, we rang a quarter of Grandsire Doubles there about 10 years ago.
Chris Pickford conducted but he's probably on holiday and can't defend 
himself from the allegation.

We drove from Niagara Falls thinking it would take and hours or so but I 
think it took about 4.

They are really hung as a European style swing chime but with a bit of 
adaptive bell-handling you can ring them full circle and with difficulties 
to changes. We only rang the back 5 as the treble was out of action.

Andrew

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>  I know that cross-posting is frowned upon, but I didn't know exactly
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> http://www.campanophile.co.uk/show.html?Code=40398
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