Okay, here we've got a kelic kettle or some people call it a stormy feel. It's a really good way but you can have a cup of tea when you're out in the bathroom with when you've got a roof and even if it's windy and rainy you can have a cup of so what we've got is my demonstrating counter feed the fire so twigs go in the top and fire's at the bottom. This is a cylinder so the flame goes right through the centre and before it gets evenly boiled down the edge. I feel at this side I think it's a real way. It's already starting to bubble so tea's on its way and this is the sort of wonderful thing that we get up to at Kwaithaer.