latest video diary: Heading Home.

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Leaving London behind and driving back north.
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Hi, just want to wish you good luck. I suffer from depression and SAD. Cycling this winter has been a great help #Iam1in4

Paul Sturgess

Stuart Potter's amazing "biggest journey" will see him cycling from Edinburgh to London in only 4 days, riding over 100 miles per day, and doing much to raise an awareness of the benefits of exercise in promoting mental wellbeing. He is also well on course to raise a considerable sum for MIND. We recognise that cycling is a fantastic way of getting fit, but this challenge is something else, and I'll be following his progress avidly.

Dr Andrew Murray, Scottish Government Physical Activity champion, and www.scotland2sahara.com endurance runner http://www.scotland2sahara.com

with u every turn of the wheel

Liz O'Conner

I think it's fantastic what you're doing to raise awareness of mental health. Respect, and all that guvnor' *doffs hat*

great inspiration! I'm sure it will get people talking about depression which is often misunderstood. Good on you!

Puzzlecycles

I'm inspired by you doing this. Good luck and let me know if I can help in any way

Rob Rowlands

Ur bio is very inspirational !

Katayoon

its a charity supporting something that means a lot to us too, happy to support it.

Susan Elliott

this project gives me chills every time I think about it. Thank you for thinking of it and, more importantly, doing it!

Sian Harris

With physical exercise being so hugely beneficial for everyone's mental health it's particularly fitting that Stuart has is testing his body to its limits to raise vital funds for us. Every penny that he raises will help us to continue to provide information and support, as well as campaigning for change to make sure that anyone experiencing a mental health gets the respect they deserve.

Kathleen Miles, Mind's Director of Fundraising http://www.mind.org.uk

With my 6,000th tweet, I'd like to urge you all to support a great cause: @biggestjourney. (I don't cycle but I do suffer from depression.)

Ian Mackay

I suffered from severe panic attacks when at school. The advice I received? " school can't help you. Go get a job." :0(

Clare Garner

nice to hear about @biggestjourney. Regular cycling & medication are what sort my head out

Alex Stuart

Me "You must be mental doing that bike ride!?".....Stuart "yes!" A great ambassador for @MindCharity #mentalillness

Martin Byrne

Very best wishes!! I'm a bona fide fan of your work!

Heather Suttie http://www.twitter.com/blondiheatherx

Just watched your video. Super challenge and incredible cause. Wish you the best of luck from the bottom of my heart mate.

Colin

it's been my absolute pleasure to support u and be part of yr #biggestjourney

Christine Evans @artistonabike http://www.twitter.com/artistonabike

#iam1in4 and I'm proud of it. I am the person I am today because of the challenges I have faced-a better, stronger person

Donna

Can't believe so many people suffer mental illness. Shouldn't be kept quiet - they deserve help without stigma. Good on you

Isla Aitken

#Iam1in4 My challenges have deepened my capacity for compassion. I want others to know- you can reach out; you're not alone.

what your doing is such a wonderful thing! good luck and i hope everything goes well! :)

Rossie

#ff @biggestjourney for being a great inspiration and really working towards eliminating stigma around mental health

Looking forward to following Stuart's @biggestjourney. He finds his peace in cycling, I find mine in singing and performing.

Caroline Hood

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