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There are loads of cool websites themed around ringing on the web.
Here's links to some of them.
The Ringing World's Web Site
The ringers journal is online too. At their website you can submit peals and quarters,
read the history of the RW and subscribe for your own copy.
The Central Council's Web Site
Here you can access details about the Duke of Edinburgh Award, details about affiliated societies and their representatives.
The Sherbourne Teaching Aid Web Site
This is the web site for the Sherbourne teaching aids, where you can order these really useful little booklets for learners, method
makers and loads of other cool stuff!
Roger Bailey's Ringing Resources
www.ringing.info
This is like an encyclopedia of ringing sites on the web
The Handbell Ringers of Great Britain
This is the home page for the Hanbell Ringers of Great Britain. Here you can find everything you ever wanted to know about handbells!
The Duke of Edinburgh Award
This is the Website for the Duke of Edinburgh Award, where you can get guidelines for the award and all the other info that you need.
Ringing Games
www.squidsoftware.co.uk/Products/LTL/ltl.htm
www.g8hqy.btinternet.co.uk/software/index.htm
These are sites where you can download games that help you practice your ringing skills, and are also good fun at the same time.
John Ketteringham's Bell Recordings
This is a wikked site where you can find recordings (alphabetically listed) of bells. So if you were organising an outing, you could pick which towers you wanted
to go to and then find out what they sound like before you ring there!
Campanophile
www.campanophile.co.uk
This is really great! It's a bit like an online version of the Ringing World- you can read articles, notices, etc,
but also really recent peals and quarters are posted there too! The best bit is...it's free
East to Recall- UK Website Directory
www.easytorecall.com/bellringing.htm
This is (I think) a non-ringer's view on ringing and his low down on the best ringing sites on the web. (2/4/04 - MS added!!!) No seriously, it's quite interesting to see how
ringing websites are viewed by non-ringers. Check it out for yourself!
Peal Ringer Totals
www.towerbase.dsl.pipex.com/peals/index.html
How many peals have you rung? If you've ever rung a peal in the last 10 years, the statistics will be on here.
This page was last updated on 4/6/04