How about $400 or so? Enough to compensate every ringer who comes to practice at a wedding kind of rate (25) and an extra 25 each for several instructors. We should probably give each of the tourists a one-per-learner as a souvenir, but those only cost a couple of bucks apiece.
Laura Dickerson
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From: Richard Morse <
pukku mac com>
To: Boston Change Ringers <
boston-change-ringers cosmos phy tufts edu>
Sent: Tue, 08 Nov 2016 07:41:33 -0500 (EST)
Subject: Fwd: Inquiry about bellringing lessons for high end tour promoter
Hi! I got this message from Old North. I’ve said that we’re broadly interested, but the details are going to be tricky. What kinds of questions should I ask to figure out said details? And any ideas or suggestions for a price?
Ricky
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> From: Steve Ayres <
vicar oldnorth com>
> Subject: Inquiry about bellringing lessons for high end tour promoter
> Date: November 7, 2016 at 11:18:42 AM EST
> To: Richard Morse <
pukku mac com>
>
> Ricky,
>
> We are working with
excursionist.com <
http://excursionist.com/> to put together a high end tour package for small groups. They are interested in the possibility of bell ringing lessons as part of some of those tours. We would only offer them at the beginning or end of your regularly scheduled playing, i.e. Saturdays or Sundays.
>
> Would you be willing to offer a half hour lesson? If so, what would you want to charge? These folks are high end, so don't be bashful in setting a price.
>
> Steve