in driving rain, crashing waves, and high winds. We arrived at camp to find our tents wet and wind blown.  After fixing up camp, Bob pulled out his Volcano Kettle and fired up the stove.  I was curious so I took a closer look and thought, oh no, this thing has a hole it. I was amazed to see how fast we had boiling water for hot tea. We then poured the rest of the water to make tortellinis with mushroom soup.  Although a simple meal of tea and tortellini, it really hit the spot since we were wet, cold and hungry. The quick boiling Kelly Kettle really did the trick.  A must have for backcountry Alaska especially this summer since much of Alaska is experiencing one of the wettest coldest summers on record. So much for Global Warming this summer.