Another Bell. by jayfar
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Description
This is the smallest bell in the belfry, it is the first bell you hear when the peal of eight rings out. These bells are programmed to play tunes on the quarters and the hour as well as striking the hour for the clock. You can see the hammer which strikes this one near the bottom centre (center) of the bell.

Comments (24)
Interesting! Great capture and information.
I find this sort of stuff very interesting.
avon calling..
Very good, Bern used to ring the Church bells out Combe as well as hand Bells.
I like this . Good composition..soft colours, then the blue. great
It may be the smallest, but still look like it weighs a ton!
I like how u showed the way they are held up in this and how the wheel is what makes it ring awesome stuff.
It looks very well cared for.
Very nice photo. I like the view of the wheel.
How very cool this is! Great shot!
Excellent capture! I can see they didn't skimp out on the frame work for the bells, this one could hold up an SUV. :)
Excellent bell keeper and in blue. Very nice :)
Cool shot of it!
As Kim noted its quite a substantial housing its got around it! Nice shot Jeff!
GREAT SHOT
Superb capture my friend. God Bless.
Awesome work on this beautiful scene
quite a mechanism Jeff.thanks for sharing it
Another great shot! I am fascinated by how this all works Jeff. I have learned so much from this miniseries.
So interesting! The framework is amazing. Great shot!
my, the bell seems to be the smallest part of the entire construction! impressive!!!
Very interesting system.
This is a great experience going through St. Mary's with you. Fascinating.
Nice hot here great info