The bells of Emmanuel, Compton Gifford, Plymouth, Devon.

This is raw, unedited footage of a full Devon call change striking piece of ringing, which includes the rise and fall of the bells.
The Church of Emmanuel lies around 2 miles north of Plymouth City Centre, it settles between the area's of Compton, Mannamead and Hartley. The bells were all cast in 1904 by John Warner & Co of Cripplegate, London. They form a rather grand and gutsy old 8 and sound pretty good for Warner bells. The bells were actually due to be placed in the church of St Matthias, North Hill, about 1mile to the south, but due to the old now demolished hospital of Freedom Fields, the bells were moved to where they remain today.
Although the bells go well, they can still pose a challenge, but I am always grateful for that, I have a soft spot for them and I always like ringing here.
Tenor weigh's 19-3-14 in Eb. Enjoy.

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  • @kevinthurston5688
    @kevinthurston5688 Жыл бұрын

    love the sound

  • @christianong3703
    @christianong3703

    Ringers can rise 19cwt & 20cwt tenor's on there own but must always pull after the treble. Not the one in front & heard they risen 24cwt tenor's on there own!!!!!! There shoulders are like mountain's.