If I get this wrong, 50,000 people will hear it.

I would be doing my Mum a disservice if I didn't take this opportunity to say, if you're in Bury, Lancashire (I refuse to say GM) and want to give it a go, give me a message on here. She's the Captain of the Tower and would love to teach more people. It's a fun thing to do and as the man said in the video, it's a fantastic way of keeping the mind fresh.

I really enjoyed your ferret video 😊

To me, Tom Scott’s channel is, and always has been, what YouTube and the internet in general was intended to be

Liverpool cathedral is almost twice as heavy as these bells

I broke a stay in the chipping campden church bells once…. i was never invited to ring again….

20:53 he just did the sign of the cross there

bell ringing 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑

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Is this the same sequence as on Division Bell?

I was a bell ringer in my youth and loved it. Wish I could go back to doing it. If you can, I would say give it a go.

I’ve loved the sound of bells ringing since I was about 15 years old. One of my favorite albums, Sister by Sonic Youth, ends with a track that ends with change ringing interspersed with open guitar strings ringing out from the back of the neck being knocked with knuckles. It’s a perfect moment to end a perfect album.

Little over a decade later I find myself in Lucerne, Switzerland, on top of an old stone wall with two great friends. The blue sky studded with clouds over the most gorgeous landscape I’d ever seen. And then the bells started ringing. I’d never felt more heavenly than in that moment. Ecstasy washed over me and I felt greater then than any time before or since.

Anyway, thanks for another great video and reminding me of a couple of great things.

Im helping my local church with upgrading their simulator.

This video is helping calm me down, I just had bad moment and I'm having a hard time figuring out why it happened… I hate this feeling

Very glad to see these videos in my feed again. I watch very sporadically, but always find the content fascinating and educational when I stop by. Thanks for what you do, Tom. Enjoy the rest of the trip!

seems there are a total of zero places you can have a nice look at this cathedral apart from the air with a drone, and its colossal

The mystery of the Cumberland gap deepens.

I feel like Linguistic Tom Scott had fun with this one

worcester and queue are 2 english words that made me think that english language should pay for its letters that it doesnt use. Or maybe donate them somewhere…
As for bells -here the machines do the ringing in most churches but, on the other hand, most villate/town churches have only 1 bell, and it is not big.

Now visit a carillon! It’s bells controlled by a keyboard (or two)

This is interesting btw just had to say it

Spoiler: Scott does not eat a tub of marmite while juggling baby rattles with his feet.

Can't motors do this sync?

Does anyone else get a very particular urge to break something when hearing church bells or is that just me?

In Germany we have motor driven systems to do the bell ringing automatically. Because wtf this looks complicated.😂

I dont subscribe to tom Scott but algorithm keeps me informed