[r-t] 22, 400 Spliced Surprise Royal (110m) (Re: Proposed definition of a peal)
Paul Needham
paul_needham at blueyonder.co.uk
Thu Aug 7 18:06:22 UTC 2008
RAS - Surprised no-one spotted this earlier
Whilst I'm aware of a Peal of 100m Spliced S Major at the Foundry I didn't
know there was also a Peal of the same length in 100 Royal Methods the same
day - Would be interesting to know why you'd consider the Royal to be the
most methods and not the Major?
Also what about the all the work Peals of Minor or are you discounting them
since they contain repeated rows?
Paul (Very TIC)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard Smith" <richard at ex-parrot.com>
> At the end of the day, people don't ring methods. What they
> ring are pieces of change ringing. Exactly how these are
> described in terms of methods is a subtle question,
> especially when it comes to spliced. (I don't, for example,
> really believe that anyone has rung a peal containing more
> than 100 methods: I think that morally the most methods in a
> peal is 100 in the 22,400 Spliced Surprise Royal rung at the
> foundry in 2005.)
>
> RAS
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