You are entering Islay Time

19:01 a golden eagle soars over the Beinn Dubh
19:02 Jim pots black on the Cyber Café pool table
19:03 Waves lap on the shore
19:04 Nicol MacKinnon spots a seal basking on a rock
19:05 The Campbell boys pull on their Wellington Boots
19:06 Yogi checks the alcohol levels in the Ardbeg Still Room
19:07 Rhuaraidh catches a fish off the pier at Ardbeg
19:08 The calmac ferry departs from Port ellen
19:09 Waves lap against the harbour wall
19:10 A party of walkers reach the summit of Dùn Bhorariac
19:11 Posha refills the ardbeg shop shelves
19:12 A car waits while cows cross the road
19:13 A young couple return from a stroll around Lossit Bay
19:14 Ted practices the piano in Bowmore Hall
19:15 Duncan orders another pint in the Ardview
19:16 An octogenerian pays tribute at the American Monument
19:17 George re-boots pc numer 3 at the cyber cafe
19:18 A rare bird is spotted on the Mull of Oa
19:19 A postcard of the Kiladalton cross is sold in MacPhersons's
19:20 Jackie pours a dram for a new committee member
19:21 Waves lap on the shore
19:22 Kristen Himmelbaum spots the Devil's tree in Bridgend
19:23 Hamish checks the temperatures in the Ardbeg Stillroom
19:24 A pothole on the b8017 is discussed by locals
19:25 Laurie tunes his fiddle
19:26 A sheep is dipped at Kintour Farm
19:27 Dugga rolls a barrel into the warehouse
19:28 Yogi checks the alcohol levels in the Ardbeg Stillroom
19:29 Vicki sticks a toe in the sea at Kilchiaran
19:30 Stuart judges the colour of the spirit from a sherry cask
19:31 Posha refills the Ardbeg shop shelves
19:32 Paula takes a triple order for the Ardbeg seafood salad
19:33 Old friends meet on Bowmore High Street
19:34 A few spots of rain fall
19:35 Arra and Iomhar are creating more faboulous pottery

Perhaps you wonder what this is all about? If you visit the Ardbeg Distillery Website and take a close look you will see what's happening on Islay at a certain time, randomly displayed. It's a nice feature and when you have ever visited Islay you can almost see it happen. On the mainland there is always the joke about "English/Scottish time". If you are not sure whether they are one hour before or behind European time you just remember that they are 1 hour and 25 years behind :-). And for Islay Time, you will find that out when you visit Islay......