As Scotland prepares for an historic "yes" or "no" vote for independence, even the most remote regions ready to defend their opinions.<br/> <br />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.<br/> <br />Sonny Priest owns a brewery and says a yes vote will make already expensive trade even more costly.<br/> <br />Not to mention, up here, theres....<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (English) OWNER OF VALHALLA BREWERY, SONNY PRIEST, SAYING:<br/> <br />"... very little wearing the kilt or anything like that. We don't seem to associate much with Scottish things."<br/> <br />(nats bagpipes)<br/> <br />But in the capital, the 'yes' campaign continues to soldier on.<br/> <br />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.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (English) DEPUTY FIRST MINISTER OF SCOTLAND, YES CAMPAIGN, NICOLA STURGEON (SNP), SA
