[Bell Historians] Newport, Shropshire
David Bryant
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Mon Jun 29 19:09:32 BST 2009
CJP:
"As to the best, I'd nominate Yorkshire - not only because it has a real
wealth of very fine rings, but also for the potential fun of watching the
tykes squabble over which Riding or what modern administrative area has the
best bells."
I reckon it's probably the West Riding - all those nice Taylor (and a few
Gillett) rings. The usual argument is which is Yorkshire's best eight -
personally I think Skipton, but Howden also has a lot of fans.
Mind you, Yorkshire does have some really crap rings too, although you have
to look quite hard to find them. I can recommend Bedale and Burneston in
this category.
David
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