DANGER DANGER DO NOT touch the ropes DO NOT touch the ropes

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DANGER DANGER DO NOT touch the ropes DO NOT touch the ropes These are connected to complex (and heavy) bell mechanisms For your own safety (and the safety of the bells), please DO NOT touch the ropes UW Change Ringing Bells DANGER These are connected to complex (and heavy) bell mechanisms For your own safety (and the safety of the bells), please DO NOT touch the ropes UW Change Ringing Bells

DANGER DANGER DO NOT touch the ropes DO NOT touch the ropes These are connected to complex (and heavy) bell mechanisms For your own safety (and the safety of the bells), please DO NOT touch the ropes UW Change Ringing Bells DANGER These are connected to complex (and heavy) bell mechanisms For your own safety (and the safety of the bells), please DO NOT touch the ropes UW Change Ringing Bells