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Let's welcome Sarah Clark in Isla. Welcome, Sarah.

Welcome, thank you very much. Hello, everybody. Hello, Vernon. Good morning.

You were surrounded by music growing up, I hear.

I was, and I'm the most unmusical person I know, but yes, I was. My father was in a folk group called

the Islanders and my mum and dad and myself and my husband currently live on the Isla,

the Whiskey Capital of the World, and you're smashing gold course burning. You'd like that too,

called the Matchy. Very nice. And in Isla, has it got one of those beaches that people don't realise is actually in Scotland? Absolutely. There's 35 beaches in Isla and I think I've been to almost all of them. Some are really tricky to get to. But when you get there, they're worth it. Oh, amazing. Are you doubled in a bit of an accident as well, sir? I've got a bit of an accident. Well, I'm from Glasgow, so I'm a lot of a garage region, but I've been visiting Ila and my family have lived in Ila for many, many centuries. So that's why we decided to retire there. Well, I ain't going to lie, Sarah. It sounds like you've found the perfect player to retire. Yeah, yeah. It's pretty fabulous. Excellent stuff. Do you live near the cost? We do. We live in a wee village called Port Charlotte.

Everywhere you live in Elyle, you're only about five minutes from the beach.

Literally about 10, 10 pieces from the water.

And a lovely hub called the Port Charlotte Hotel and the Lock and Doll Hotel, right in the door set.

So, yeah, it's perfect.

We're just about to have a 50-year celebration of the Isle of Whiskey Festival.

So our population at the moment is 10.5,000,

and it's just about to go up to over 100,000 just for the week of the Whiskey Festival.

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