The church bell in the settlement where I live is constantly harassing the people, believe me if you want. A few days pass and it begins to ring his bell for a dead man. The next day again, then the next day again, a day passes and then again...
But there are other variations as well. Here, for example, I remember well that the bell rang on Saturday. Then I found out that there is a tradition for this particular day to go to the cemetery and I decided that this is why it rang. But yesterday it rang like that again, and you know, it's a distinctive ring, it's sad, long, oppressive.
If the bell is not damaged, all this means that people are constantly dying in recent weeks. On the one hand, this might justify my theory that more people die in winter. But on the other hand, for this to happen in a settlement of just over 500 people, it's too much. The ringing of the bell is starting to be measured with the time after covid when it was also like that with a lot of death, I don't know why, you give yourself an explanation so I don't get into unwanted theories.
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