On a dark damp September evening 13 ringers from four towers, including this year’s striking competition champions, Ludgershall, and Branch president William Haynes, attended this month’s branch practice at Launton.<\/p>\n
The ringing chamber is an intimate space, accessed by a steep flight of metal steps, made just that little bit more exciting by the rain. After some more plain courses of Grandsire the team had a reasonable go at a plain course of Plain Bob Minor, James Carter trebling and to conclude the evening, a few attempts at plain courses of Stedman Doubles, with at least one course successfully negotiated, before ringing down in Peal.<\/p>\n This month’s special practice is at Bletchingdon on 20th September. Hope to see lots of you there.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Steve Vickars<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" On a dark damp September evening 13 ringers from four towers, including this year’s striking competition champions, Ludgershall, and Branch president William Haynes, attended this month’s branch practice at Launton. The ringing chamber is an intimate space, accessed by a steep flight of metal steps, made just that little bit more exciting by the rain. … <\/p>\n
\nNevertheless spirits were lifted by some good striking of plain courses of Grandsire and Plain Bob Doubles, a set of call\u00a0changes and a touch of Grandsire Doubles called by Jan.<\/span><\/p>\n