After a stormy morning the skies have cleared and a fire has been lit. 

  
Stuart’s goggle is getting warm! Perhaps take a step back.

In thunder, lightning, or in rain.

When the hurly-burly’s done,

When the battle’s lost and won.

   
What the boys need is a cauldron…

 Not quite black iron but it’ll do! The advantage is it’s already full and not of Eye of newt, or toe of frog, Wool of bat, or tongue of dog, Adder’s fork, or blind-worm’s sting, Lizard’s leg, or howlet’s wing.  

Any idea what it is?

  
It’s prickly; which has Dave worried. He’s not liked prickly things since the cactus incident.

It’s not got legs so it’s not a hedgehog.

 Nuts!

Supposedly sweet chestnuts.

  
Monster minifigs are much more exciting.

 This is not Stuart’s idea of a secret underground lair, Dave and Jorge think the view is pretty cool though. 

Lots of juicy bears went into the Bear Cake.  

Plenty of spices too, although thankfully not the chilli’s lurking there.

Stuart is off to the Collorado Mills Mall.   
It’s Jorge as a giant Piñata. I’m not sure Jorge will appreciate being hit with a stick until candies fall out of him.

 
Ice cream! Stuart’s idea of heaven.  

Dawn breaks in Colorado and it’s time for Stuart to get up and make the long, long trek across the ginormous bed.   

Finally the skies are clear and there’s a view of sunrise on the Rocky Mountains.

After a long, long flight Stuart is in Denver.

The Bapples need picking, they’re getting ripe.   
The Bears are ripe to, although it’s a bit of a stretch to reach them.

 The Bumpkin is getting bigger the boys are keeping a close eye on it to see if it will win a prize at Halloween.
 

Dave and Jorge are in Stockholm. Unfortunately the fun-fair is the other side of the harbour.