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Breakfast on Sunday Morning

Breakfast on Sunday Morning​

Coffee and croissants in the sun.

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Blossom

The stove is a “Bushcraft Essentials” twig burning wood stove with an insert for alcohol gel fuel – the insert was the bottom of a small tin of Burt’s Bees lip balm. It is not the most efficient stove but a good stand-by stove to carry with my brew kit. One measure of fuel – about 20ml – is enough to heat about 300ml of water to coffee or stock cube soup temperature. I use an up-cycled hand sanitiser bottle (60ml) to carry the fuel.

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Afternoon walk

Out from Branston to Potterhanworth and back.

Potterhanworth
Potterhanworth
Branston

I travelled light – I carried the makings for my break in my jacket cargo pockets. Small flask, titanium Sierra cup with a folding handle, Alpkit folding spoon, instant Aldi barista coffee and some Malt Wheaties. I packed the gear in the cup and wrapped it in the bandana to stop things rattling and to protect my pocket from the ends of the cup handle.

Coffee whilst walking
Coffee on a rock!

The plastic sheet I sat on was folded and went in my trouser cargo pocket, with my gloves.


Later there was a great sunset.

Lincolnshire  Sunset

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Out for a walk

I went from the village on loop out towards the airfield.

I was wrong – I did take a few more snow photos.

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All Saints Church Branston
All Saints Church Branston
Branston fields
Coffee break​
Coffee break

To save time on the walk, I made the coffee at the office and took it with me in a thermos mug. For a snack dry wheaties in a small pot from my bento box – with the view below.

Branston walk
Branston walk

It was starting to get windy and cold.

Sunset
Branston Hall Hotel​
Branston Hall Hotel
Sunset

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