3530g pale malt
395g wheat malt
57g Aurora 5.8% for 70 mins
33g Aurora 5.8% for 15 mins
10g Aurora 5.8% steeped
US-05
0.3ml/L CRS
1tsp gypsum in mash, 1 tsp in boil
1/2 protofloc tablet
1/2 campden tablet
I mashed for 90 minutes this time, starting at 66 and it fell to 63 over the course of the mash. I also have again employed the high water to grain ratio (4 litres per kg) with good results.
Anyhow, I'll tell the rest of it in pictures.
Grain bill:
Mash underway:
First runnings into the boiler:
Fly sparging at 74 degrees:
Preboil gravity was a few points more than expected:
Coming to the boil:
And now one of the very good reasons to use a big bucket for 5 gallon brews, the following pictures were taken over the course of a minute:
Pretty high level considering the 29 litre liquid level! I switched off one element to allow the foam to collapse then restarted it and it didn't reappear.
Bittering hops in:
A nice rolling boil on two elements:
Cooling with plenty of break material visible:
Quite a bit of break material bypassed the hopstopper, but no hop bits at all!
OG of 1050 is a good 3 or 4 points more than expected though. 
Run off from the hopstopper is brilliant and allows for a very vigerous aeration!
Boiler drained with about 2 litre total loss, which I'm pleased with as 100g of hops will hold back a fair bit.
An excellent brewday. I had better go and clear up now!
