Why Are There No Aspirins in the Jungle? Because the Paracetamol Treble Place Minor

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Properties

Changes

Adjacent
Identity
Jump
Static
Dynamic

Hunt bells

Principle
Hunter
- One
- Multiple
- All

Working bell cycles

Monocyclic
Isocyclic
Differential

Hunter classes

Plain
- Place
- Bob
- Single

Treble Dodging
- Treble Bob
- Delight
- Surprise

Alliance
Treble Place
Hybrid
Little

Symmetry

Asymmetric
Palindromic
Double
Rotational
Offset

Leadheads

Plain Bob
Grandsire
Original
Cyclic
Rounds

Course properties

True plain course
True leads
Right place
Uneven parity
Layered

Place notation

-36-14-12-36.1456-1256.56,12

Leadhead

b 156342

Divisions

None

Default calls

Near

Method above

Why Are There No Aspirins in the Jungle? Because the Paracetamol Treble Place Minor

Method below

Why Are There No Aspirins in the Jungle? Because the Paracetamol Treble Place Minor

FCH Groups

Accepted extension path

Compositions designed for this method

None

Leads in course

Lead length

Plain course length

120

Hunt bells

Working bells

Stationary bells

Maximum blows in one place

Relationship	Method(s)
Leadend/halflead variant	Pettistree Greyhound Treble Place Minor, Wightman Treble Place Minor
EP3-1AB/4BC	[Unnamed] Treble Place Major, Royal, Maximus, Fourteen, Sixteen, Eighteen, Twenty, Twenty-Two, Twenty-Four

Trivial Variations (1)

Method	Place Notation
IWD's Bus Pass Treble Place Minor	-36-14-12-36.1456-3456.56,12

Performances

Date	Type	Details
Thu 25 Apr 2002	First inclusion in a peal on towerbells	5040 Minor (7m) by the Cambridge University Guild at St Andrew, Cherry Hinton, Cambridgeshire, conducted by S C Farrar (Jesus)

References

Collection	Chapter	Page	Reference
Ringing World (2002)		520

Library Details

Library

CCCBR

Notes

Method Id

27223

Created on

Thu 17-May-12 19:32 by Method Importer

Modified on

Sat 21-Sept-24 12:19 by Method Analyser

Published on

Thu 17-May-12 19:32