Scots farmer takes on 'Everest' hike in wellies to raise money for charity

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Duncan Maclellan will climb an iconic hill 17 times to match the height of Mount Everest to raise awareness of men speaking up about their mental health.

A Scots farmer man has opened up about his struggle with mental health as he takes on a charity challenge that will see him climb an iconic hill 17 times in one day.

The 30-year-old hopes to raise awareness of the need to speak more openly about men’s mental health while raising funds for agricultural support charity, RSABI. A self-employed farmworker and joiner by trade, Duncan understands first-hand the challenges facing farmers and the need for initiatives such as RSABI’s #keeptalking campaign.

Join the Daily Record's WhatsApp community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages. "We would also like to thank everyone who has donated so far - all money raised will go towards providing vital emotional, practical and financial support to those who need it in Scottish agriculture."

 

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