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Shipway Plain |
Wainfleet Plain |
Wainfleet Extreme |
Minster Extreme |
Old Single |
Grandsire Extreme |
Plain Bob Plain |
Reverse Canterbury Plain |
Thurlby Single |
London Single |
P-Single |
Gresley Single |
Lichfield Single |
Pelsall Single |
Hebridean Single |
Shatter Single |
| St James |
St James |
Xeranthemum |
July |
St George's |
St Guthlac |
St Polycarp |
Freefolk |
Canford |
Christchurch |
St Perpetua |
Bishops |
unnamed |
Millesimus |
Kaleidoscope |
Skye |
unnamed |
| Morning Star |
Morning Star |
Yorkshire Day |
unnamed |
unnamed |
Blizzard |
Findern |
Shelford Magna |
Shelford Parva |
Milford |
Easton |
unnamed |
unnamed |
unnamed |
unnamed |
Staffa |
unnamed |
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| 3 in 5ths, dodge 4-5 down, 4ths & in |
3 in 5ths, 3rds & in |
4 blows behind (early) |
8 blows in 5ths! |
8 blows in 5ths! |
Make 3rds & back out |
Lie, point 4ths, lie, point 4ths, lie |
Dodge 3-4 down |
3-4 places down |
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4ths, 5ths, 4ths & in |
4ths, 3rds, 4ths & in |
4ths, dodge 3-4 down |
3 in 4ths, 3rds & in |
Plain hunt |
Point 5ths, 3rds & in |
4 blows behind |
4 blows behind |
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3rds, 3 in 5ths & in |
4 blows behind (late) |
Dodge 3-4 up, 4ths & in |
3rds, 3 in 4ths & in |
Plain hunt |
3rds, Point 5ths & in |
Dodge 3-4 up |
3-4 places up |
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Unaffected |
Unaffected |
Unaffected |
Unaffected |
Unaffected |
Unaffected |
Unaffected |
Unaffected |
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Backstroke |
Handstroke |
Handstroke |
Handstroke |
Backstroke (treble in 4ths) |
Backstroke (treble in 4ths) |
Backstroke (treble in 4ths) |
Backstroke (treble in 4ths) |
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In the top half of the table, each row shows the effect of using various
calls for one method. A Shipway Plain is the standard call for each method,
then the other calls give different variations. What you do at a call is
shown in the lower half; read the set of work in the column below your
variation.
For instance, Shelford Parva is Morning Star, rung
with a Reverse Canterbury Plain. At a call, the bell about to make long
3rds would do 3-4 places up (3rds and 4ths). NB this variation was first
rung and named (as you might guess!) at Little Shelford.
Click here to see the blue lines for St James and
Morning Star, on which all these variations are based.