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As you head off hiking on a glorious spring day you`ll probably have spring in your step. When you stop for lunch in some idyllic spot you might fancy a cup of tea. That stale taste of tea from a Thermos flask doesn`t quite fit in with the surroundings somehow. A nice, fresh brew is required in these instances and that`s just what you can have when kelly kettles are used. The brilliant thing about kelly kettles is they don`t need a stove to work. The fire is contained within the kettle itself and they will boil water when lit with virtually any type of fuel. If you feel daring you can set out on your expedition and not take any fuel with you. Using purely your survival instincts you can forage for fuel to light the kelly kettle with. Try looking for heather or pine cones, dry grass or bark, if you can and any one of them will burn inside the kettle. Once lit the kelly kettles will boil up to 2.5 pints of water in hardly any time at all. You are perfectly entitled to take a Thermos flask with you if you like the taste of stale tea. I think the majority of folks would much rather have a fresh brew to be honest that was made whilst out on site.