Mental health blogger Nick Ray continues his kayak trip around Scotland, despite a health scare.
Nick described paddling into the "crucible" of the Black Cuillin mountains as "one of the highlights of my life".
"I paddled into Loch Scavaig and the crucible of Cuillin ridge and the mountains were looming over me there," he said.On Twitter, he described it as "one of the highlights of my life".However, a health scare earlier this year threatened to end his journey months earlier than planned. "It doesn't feel stressful, in fact it feels different to the trips I've done in the past," he said. "I don't have an agenda. I'm not paddling to a timetable.
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