As Scotland prepares for an historic "yes" or "no" vote for independence, even the most remote regions ready to defend their opinions.
Some residents of the Shetland islands- a 12 hour ferry ride from the mainland- say a vote for independe would merely substitue the distant rulers in London for others in Edinburgh.
Sonny Priest owns a brewery and says a yes vote will make already expensive trade even more costly.
Not to mention, up here, theres....
(SOUNDBITE) (English) OWNER OF VALHALLA BREWERY, SONNY PRIEST, SAYING:
"... very little wearing the kilt or anything like that. We don't seem to associate much with Scottish things."
(nats bagpipes)
But in the capital, the 'yes' campaign continues to soldier on.
A vow by Britian's Labour party to give Scotland more power if they vote to stay together is not all that convincing for separatists.
(SOUNDBITE) (English) DEPUTY FIRST MINISTER OF SCOTLAND, YES CAMPAIGN, NICOLA STURGEON (SNP), SA
