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I'll set myself a calendar alert, thank you!

...huh. I can actually kind of see this working. Also I have a friend who loves werther's amd I think he'll be getting married soon, so if your version turns out to be good I'm definitely making some for his stag do

Oh my god that looks delicious. Please share over at !bready as well!

Fuck, I knew I should have learned to code properly before I bought any grain

I've got a very similar approach to what you describe doing yourself there! I started off with other people's recipes, but I've adjusted them to my tastes and equipment

your phone playing music!

The brewing tunes are essential, you are absolutely right

That is true! Although I'm not too worried about the notion of a tool to plan brews on provided it's not, like, required to connect to a server to work or trying to be a social media thing

Uhhh... a text document?

I am not doing this in a very sophisticated manner, I could probably stand to learn some things from this thread

Incredible footage! The updrafts must make flying anywhere near that a nightmare

This is one of those theories! There are just a lot of different ideas on exactly how and where it fits into the sea. The connection between Caelid and the Mountaintops is part of why I think my idea works (though not what I based it on)

There's not a solid answer on exactly what it is, though given that I made the video I'm sure I don't need to re-iterate what I think. A lot of people, myself included, think that it was a part of the Lands Between that got hidden away because of a few different things. The Suppressing Pillar inscription and Miyazaki's own statements make it pretty direct, in my opinion, but there are various other smaller things. I've seen some people argue that it's an afterlife of a sort, or that it's entirely within Marika's dreams, but I don't personally find those explanations particularly convincing or satisfying. Whatever it is, it was at some point "obscured by the Erdtree", and there is literally a colossal veil hanging over the entire sky to reinforce that

I don't know the specific recipe, but I did see a previous post from OP in which they showed that they had chucked a bunch of habaneros in

I love that colour. I wonder if the fact that there's alcohol in it mitigates the spiciness a bit? Beer in particular is normally quite good for soothing spice anyway