The Bellringers of St Andrew's, Enfield

(and a few friends from nearby churches)

Barry, Lucy, Craig, Jane, Abigail, Sheila, Alan, John and Pauline on the beach at Clacton in September 2005

Jenny, Alan, Sheila, Barry (top row), Stephen, Jane, Abigail, Helen, Becky, Lucy and Craig (bottom row) during our outing to Cambridgeshire in September 2004.

A trip on the Bluebell Railway during our 2003 outing

Tom, Craig, Stephen, Jane, Barry, Alan, Sheila, Merry, Pauline, Philip, John, Philip, Irena and Patrick, with Lucy behind the camera, at the church without dedication at East Hoathly during our outing to East Sussex in September 2003

Punting at lunchtime during our 2002 outing to Cambridge

Merry, Tom, Helen, Craig (then Deputy Tower Captain and Steeplekeeper), Lucy (Tower Captain) and Stephen, taken during the 2002 District striking competition. Unknown to us when this photo was taken, we were, much to our surprise, to win the Jersey Cup for the second year.

Just before Christmas 2001, for once in a blue moon, all the ringers at St Andrew's Enfield were together in one place, with someone else to take the photograph.

(Top row: Helen, Patrick, Lucy, Merry, Philip, Craig, Keith, Stephen and Mary. Bottom row: Jane and Irena)

 
Left to right: Craig (Tower Captain), Helen, Tom, Lucy (then Tower Secretary now Deputy Tower Captain), David and Stephen (then Steeplekeeper).

This is six of our ringers, still suffering from the shock of winning the District striking competition in May 2001. Craig is holding the Jersey Cup, with our name on it for the first time. Sitting in the cup is Bob, one of our bats!

Jane and Craig at St Osyth during our June 2001 outing. We had been told at the previous tower that these bells were "almost unringable", which was rather worrying, but, while requiring more effort than some to ring, they weren't at all bad - it all adds character!

Lucy, Helen, Mary, Craig and Barry on the beach at Clacton during a break from bells in June 2001