[Bell Historians] Leighton Buzzard

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In a message dated 22/06/2007 16:02:04 GMT Standard Time,  
dave at H1ox6RTjzX3xNzbuIfzUjJla4MDgIjrd_Eyy33bLRp6HZ877pjQ44AyqnuVy5XndKp38s1n6mxs45CmXboox6t9RBw.yahoo.invalid writes:

With respect to Michael and other contributors on  this topic, is "bell 
historians" the place to air this one?
 
There have been some excellent and interesting  contributions this last week 
or so. They were preceded by what seemed to me at  any rate to be a batch of 
"ringability"There have been some excellent and interesting  contributions t
 
Michael's question is of course quite justified,  but surely elsewhere?
 
Sorry
 
DLC



I can see David's point, but is there any other list whose  subscribers have 
so much experience of towers & bells? Sadly I  think not. In my opinion (in 
the case of towers), if you can ring bells for an  hour, you can ring them all 
day long. A structural engineer may be  able to shed light on this.
 
Matthew
 
Matthew Higby & Company Ltd,
Church Bell  Engineers,
Jasmine Cottage,
The Street,
Chilcompton,
Bath,
BA3  4HN.

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