Tenor and ting-tang in the foreground showing wooden bell frame
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The following locations of bells in the image has been provided by the Bell Captain, Colin Cox
'Each bell has a wheel attached so this explains the positions by looking at the wheels. The tenor is at the front on the right side of the picture. Directly behind with the wheel in the same line of direction is number 7. Just to the left of this at the top of the picture you can see two wheels at right angles to 7 and 8. The one furthest away is number 6 and the bell just to the front of this is number 5. Just to the left of this at the top of the picture and at right angles to 5 and 6 is number 4. On the far left of the picture you can partially see a small section of the wheel to number 3. Nearer to the front, just behind the ting tang are numbers 1 and 2. Number 1 is the nearest.'
The following locations of bells in the image has been provided by the Bell Captain, Colin Cox
'Each bell has a wheel attached so this explains the positions by looking at the wheels. The tenor is at the front on the right side of the picture. Directly behind with the wheel in the same line of direction is number 7. Just to the left of this at the top of the picture you can see two wheels at right angles to 7 and 8. The one furthest away is number 6 and the bell just to the front of this is number 5. Just to the left of this at the top of the picture and at right angles to 5 and 6 is number 4. On the far left of the picture you can partially see a small section of the wheel to number 3. Nearer to the front, just behind the ting tang are numbers 1 and 2. Number 1 is the nearest.'