[Bell Historians] Bishopsgate.

[Bickerton, Roderic (SELEX GALILEO, UK)]

That's just an old wives tail, there is no such crack in any tower now
ringing.
 

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Subject: RE: [Bell Historians] Bishopsgate.


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"As a result of bomb damage there is crack in the tower which opens

and closes as the bells ring . A ringer hanging his coat on the peg has

to ensure that no part of it slides into the crack because , if at the
end of the 

last touch the crack has closed , you have to leave your coat there
until

next week ! "

I've heard a similar story about the Temple Church in Bristol.


David

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