Fifty members of the Alton and Petersfield District bell ringers enjoyed a practice evening at Winchester Cathedral.
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Jessica Hornsby, the Alton and Petersfield assistant ringing master, organised the ringing of rounds and call changes. Members aged 14 and 15 rang the 3,982lb tenor bell. More experienced ringers rang complicated Grandsire Cinques on an odd number of bells.


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