[r-t] "X above, Y below"

[Richard Weeks]

Instead of the guidance for, say, Lincolnshire Surprise for all place 
bells as:

     "Cambridge above the treble, Lincolnshire below"

modify that to give the rule:

     "Cambridge when the 2nd is above the treble, Lincolnshire when it's 
below"

At the major stage, this produces a true plain course of 1344 changes, 
with the 2nd simply ringing six courses of Lincolnshire as intended, and 
the other six inside bells accommodating this with elements of 
Cambridge, Lincolnshire and Superlative (and some odd frontwork):

https://complib.org/method/32004?accessKey=cd54702474969f792632048b356455a6de9c4cec

Not many combinations take kindly to this approach. "Cambridge 2 above, 
Yorkshire 2 below", for example is false in the plain course:

https://complib.org/method/31806?accessKey=1f838bc67ce1c5f5919e68e9bce6128dfb10c3e8

And many other combinations don't even get that far. However, " Pudsey 2 
above, Yorkshire 2 below " has a true four-lead plain course of 896 
changes, and a true 1344 is also possible:

https://complib.org/method/32005?accessKey=23527e76d9fa150abbb52546c51fcf29d29fbb79
https://complib.org/composition/34056?accessKey=592b4aef7f7e94779a14d8bef154f0c1e564d643

[Just reporting this for possible curiosity value]