Nick, I have just discovered your wonderful selection of paddling adventures. THANK YOU for producing and sharing. Your coastline is fascinating ! Look forward to viewing all. Doug in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Watched this after a week of kayaking around Anglesey and whilst getting ready to go to work. You allowed me to squeeze out a bit more escapism before hitting reality again. Inspiring video that lifted my spirits and reminded me that there’s adventures waiting just round the corner. Life’s an adventure if you make it so and you certainly made yourself an adventure in this film. Thank you for making, editing sharing this.
Hello Angela, thank you for your kind words about my film. I’m really pleased you enjoyed it. I hope you make it up to the waters around the Isle of Mull one day and explore around here in your kayak. Best wishes to you.
Hello. I am a French kayaker. This video is sublime, the landscapes are incredible and your adventure makes me dream! I really appreciate your curiosity about nature and your humility. Thank you for making me experience this.
Nick,I absolutely loved your film. I'm not a Kayaker but loved watching what you do. I live in Canada now but spent the first 25yrs of my life in this beautiful country. Please don't stop what you're doing,it's inspirational to many. I suffer from depression and find nature to be the best anti depressant in the world. I look forward to watching more of your films 🙂👍 stay safe out there.
Nick, Your videos are absolutely incredible to watch. I really appreciate you posting these on TH-cam. Can you tell us all about how you mount your video camera and also what type of camera do you use. The quality is awesome. Safe paddling sir, Karl
Great video Nick. I just finished reading your book ‘Strong winds are forecast’ yesterday (loved it) and decided to give you a Google and was pleasantly surprised to see a bunch of TH-cam video content. Keep up the great work. Love the “canoe” 😂 Fraz
Love this and loved Nick's observation of his feelings of insignificance -- and yet, at the same time, significance. How true for so many experiences of being human within the natural world. Thank you Nick.
Mission accomplished.. ..What a wonderful film loved being taken to Staffa and Fingalls Cave what a great adventure . Many thanks for sharing these wild places with us .....🥰🥰
Just found this channel and can’t believe I only found it now. Great content and really enjoy watching your videos. I look forward to more of your videos
Thank you very much. It's taken me 40 years of kayaking to reach the point I have now. I'm sure every trip you enjoy will add to your confidence on the water. Happy paddling.
Hi, just a few questions. What’s the length of your dual ball mount? Did you drill the mount or is it suction to the deck? What’s the length of your kayak?
Have you ever noticed the weird stone bath thing at the north end of Staffa? If so have you any idea what it is? It's a very strange thing in a very strange place!
@@NickRayLifeAfloat It's a really weird thing. I've no idea what it was used for. I landed up at the north end because I figured it would be a decent place to camp. It was but it was a bugger to get landed and carry all my stuff up, and that's where I found it. It's nestled away up against the cliff on some sloping rocks.
Brilliant perfect more please thank you rigsby.
Nick, I have just discovered your wonderful selection of paddling adventures. THANK YOU for producing and sharing. Your coastline is fascinating !
Look forward to viewing all.
Doug in Nova Scotia, Canada.
I just found your channel and love it! Keep up the great work 👍
Nick, love these and the podcast. Your style and pace is fantastic. keep up the good work and hope to get to meet you when you return to Tob.
I suspect you have inspired me! Thank you.
Watched this after a week of kayaking around Anglesey and whilst getting ready to go to work. You allowed me to squeeze out a bit more escapism before hitting reality again. Inspiring video that lifted my spirits and reminded me that there’s adventures waiting just round the corner. Life’s an adventure if you make it so and you certainly made yourself an adventure in this film. Thank you for making, editing sharing this.
Hello Angela, thank you for your kind words about my film. I’m really pleased you enjoyed it. I hope you make it up to the waters around the Isle of Mull one day and explore around here in your kayak. Best wishes to you.
Very nice report, excellent filmmaking!
Thank you, you're very kind.
Hello. I am a French kayaker. This video is sublime, the landscapes are incredible and your adventure makes me dream!
I really appreciate your curiosity about nature and your humility.
Thank you for making me experience this.
Nick,I absolutely loved your film. I'm not a Kayaker but loved watching what you do. I live in Canada now but spent the first 25yrs of my life in this beautiful country. Please don't stop what you're doing,it's inspirational to many. I suffer from depression and find nature to be the best anti depressant in the world. I look forward to watching more of your films 🙂👍 stay safe out there.
Spectacular cave!
Nick,
Your videos are absolutely incredible to watch. I really appreciate you posting these on TH-cam. Can you tell us all about how you mount your video camera and also what type of camera do you use. The quality is awesome. Safe paddling sir,
Karl
Thank you for sharing, loved it.
wow .... eye opener
Discovered you a couple of days ago, thoroughly enjoying your videos, I am so grateful to be seeing and hearing your adventures, thank you.
Great video Nick. I just finished reading your book ‘Strong winds are forecast’ yesterday (loved it) and decided to give you a Google and was pleasantly surprised to see a bunch of TH-cam video content. Keep up the great work. Love the “canoe” 😂 Fraz
Thank you very much Frazer. I’m sorry to have taken so long to reply.
Thanks Nick. Great video. I’m glad you decided to stay out!
As a new sea kayaker this is a fantastic example of what is possible.
Thank you, I’m really pleased you enjoyed it.
It's so beautiful!
Thank you! 😊
Awesomeness 😎 always look forward to seeing your vids. Thanks for sharing💚
Thank you very much Jimmy. Best wishes.
I'm glad you changed your mind a s well! Soulful and well shot.
Thank you very much.
Just started seeing on BBC so Ill watch all your uplifts Brilliant 👏 and good luck
Love this and loved Nick's observation of his feelings of insignificance -- and yet, at the same time, significance.
How true for so many experiences of being human within the natural world. Thank you Nick.
Mission accomplished.. ..What a wonderful film loved being taken to Staffa and Fingalls Cave what a great adventure . Many thanks for sharing these wild places with us .....🥰🥰
Another fabulous video. Regards Peter. 👏
Thank you Peter.
Just found this channel and can’t believe I only found it now. Great content and really enjoy watching your videos. I look forward to more of your videos
Thanks very much, you’re very kind. All the best.
Great adventure. Thanks for the excellent film. Mission Accomplished!
Thanks very much Barry.
Loved that - thank you. So casual 👍
Thank you very much Chris and best wishes.
Great video Nick
Thank you very much Luke.
Thanks for taking us along! New subscriber here. You are blessed to live in an incredible area. Hello from Canada.
Hello there Mike! Thank you for your subscription and your kind comments. All the very best to you from Scotland.
Lovely film, first time visitor to your channel. As a latecomer to sea kayaking, I admire your guts and spirit in going solo in such waters.
Thank you very much. It's taken me 40 years of kayaking to reach the point I have now. I'm sure every trip you enjoy will add to your confidence on the water. Happy paddling.
Hi, just a few questions. What’s the length of your dual ball mount? Did you drill the mount or is it suction to the deck? What’s the length of your kayak?
Have you ever noticed the weird stone bath thing at the north end of Staffa? If so have you any idea what it is? It's a very strange thing in a very strange place!
No I haven’t! This means I need to visit again soon to find it. All the best.
@@NickRayLifeAfloat It's a really weird thing. I've no idea what it was used for.
I landed up at the north end because I figured it would be a decent place to camp. It was but it was a bugger to get landed and carry all my stuff up, and that's where I found it. It's nestled away up against the cliff on some sloping rocks.
What a fascinating island! Quite an adventure to overnight there.
Thank you Michael, I really do enjoy the solitude these islands have to offer.
As a novice kayaker i would love to have the skill to do that trip. Fantastic content and professionally filmed🎥 👍
This is amazing Nick! So exciting well done🤗
Thank you so much Joanne.