Ardnamurchan Overnighter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- This is a film about my recent overnight excursion from Tobermory to a camp spot at the foot of Ben Hiant on the Ardnamurchan Peninsula. It was a poignant trip because it was my first kayak camping trip of the year, having been laid low with a severe bout of clinical depression. It was a wonderful experience in every respect and I hope you enjoy my telling of it.
I mention my next long adventurous expedition with details about this being found here: www.lifeafloat...
The Beauty of your videos is they way that you transport us along with you. Always a time to just slow down and get your mind to run with the tranquil pace of the video. The added bonus for us is seeing you back out on the water making films that we enjoy and hopefully bring you inner peace as you go one your adventures once more.
Looking forward to your next video.
It's great to see you out and about again.
I'm toying with the idea of heading over to Treshnish this weekend. If I do I'll give you a shout.
Beautiful … soothes the soul
A wonderful film Nick. Great to have you back
Looks gorgeous weather.
lovely relaxing watch - thanks
Wonderful video. Thank you for taking us along with you on such a magical journey. So glad you're enjoying your kayaking again❤
Hello Ray what a lovely sight. Thank you sharing well done.
Nick, as always many thanks. I finished my first three day kayak expedition yesterday and was feeling very flat until I watched your video. You have inspired me to look at that coastline as I’m only in Kintyre. So good to have you and your films back.
A great film, thank you😊
Wonderful video. So good to see you enjoying a great day on the water and your first overnight stay in a while. Thank you.
Nice to see you back in your kayak.
Another great video Nick & glorious weather. Look forward to Nick Ray - LifeASoar with your paraglider !
Those coffee filters are excellent (ground Columbian Arabica ), wood burning stoves are useful and leave no trace, I use either Solo Stove, small backpacking one or the larger Titan one, and a homemade penny-can meths stove for backup with homemade wind shield. If any consolation Nick this summer was really awful weather,
June - cold and wet with July not much better. hopefully we will have an Indian Summer to enjoy. All best
Nice trip
Just found your channel. Great film. I’m inspired! I moved up to the Highlands a couple of years ago and have developed a yearning for sea kayaking! I’m off for some training in a week. Hopefully I’ll be out on the sea in the spring. Happy paddling.
so beautiful.
the beach and the pink morning sky.... reminds me of Lake Superior.
What a fabulous camping place. and sea journey, thank you. Midges are hard to love. So peaceful, sitting on the edge of the sea with the evening light fading, and the fire. Thanks for this lovely video.
Great video 👍 great paddle. So did you finish that bottle off ?
Some beautiful views, and yes you're right you made the right decision with your route back. Looking forward to watching your next video.
What a camp spot. Right out of Tolkien. Balm for soul and body. Well done!
Hi Nick, firstly thanks for producing a very enjoyable and relaxing video. I was intrigued about your paragliding plan, sounds great. It is something, along with hang gliding, which I tried years ago. So best of luck with your training.
Now, I am 66 yrs old, and wanting to get into sea kayaking. I am fit an active. So confident with myself in that way. But need advice to getting started.
I live in the North East of England. So intending to purchase a kayak and start out on rivers and lakes, before tackling the sea. Any advice? Thanks.
Absolutely gorgeous landscape. Thanks for sharing with us.