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St Hybalds, Hibaldstow

1 1848 John Taylor & Son 2 1635 Augustine Bowler of Lincoln 3 1959 John Taylor & Co The tenor weighs 7-3-1 (394kg) and is in A The tower of this church fell in the 19th century. It was rebuilt in the late 1950s, and the three bells were hung by Taylors in a frame which allows for easy augmentation to six, at the same time recasting the tenor. All this work, including the clock, was paid for by the RAF who had a base nearby. St Hybald was a Lincolnshire saint whose shrine was positioned at this church. This and the church at nearby Scawby are dedicated to him, as is one near Lincoln. As you can see I had a mild camera positioning fail here, flower arranging equipment undoubtedly being of only very minor interest to you, the viewer... Recorded on the 30th Dec 2011, just after the ringing at Scawby. The local kindly rang with us to make three. We both then proceeded to the Village shop which sells superb bacon butties.