[r-t] Symmetry/plain methods

[Philip Earis]

"Whilst on the subject why restrict oneself to surprise methods. What would 
be a good standard 8 plain methods"

One thing I've wanted for a while is a peal composition containing methods 
of several different symmetry types.  I'd like to do this with plain major 
methods, and include:

- conventional (palindromic) symmetry - ideally plain bob
- conventional double symmetry - ideally double norwich, though possibly 
double bob, double coslany etc.
- glide symmetry - ideally double cambridge cyclic bob
- rotational symmetry - ideally anglia cyclic bob

and possibly additionally
- mirror symmetry, eg mirror bob
- asymmetry, eg eastern bob

Are you up for the compositional challenge?  Ideally a 7 (or 8) part, 
maxmised for runs.  I'd love you to bits if you could come up with something 
decent.

"I must say that I find Stedman the most boring method under the sun and 
cannot understand why so many peals of it are rung - stand back and await 
the torrent of abuse)"

Good old boy. Don't get me started on the subject. Blimey, it's not even 
symmetric about a call being made (not being ironic here), and there has 
never been a peal of it without relying on half-lead calls (hint hint Mr 
Smith)...