It depends on which provider you go with and which package you want.
Compared to the prices over the water they are very expensive but that can be said of a lot of things over here.
Also, the websites from the different suppliers always seem to make choosing and comparing packages quite difficult because of hidden extras :rolleyes:

I'm not entirely sure how much my new package is going to cost until I get the next bill but it will be cheaper.
I was paying £58 / month for a telephone line and 50Mbit broadband connection so I reckon my new bill will be about £20-£25 a month with no detrimental affect on browsing.
A flipping sight cheaper than BT in our house!
 
I went there once. Well twice actually, on the way to and from Jura. Twas a long time ago but I recall the ferry from the mainland docked on Islay and then had to cross the water to Jura in a landing craft. The tide runs so fast that the craft was pointing at 45 degrees to the direction we were travelling :eek:. Bit like the Woolwich ferry, but a much smaller scale and faster tide between the islands.
 
Evening all we got rained off today, went to the unit sorted out the store/tools/tided up
& filled the trailer with junk.
Next stop the tip then had a single hamburger & whacked it on a roll followed by a king rib.
Back to the unit removed my roof rack,tent & awnings, from the D1 the lad I bought it off welded the bolts to the rack brackets :mad::mad::mad::mad: (what a fkn nob) a small tack would had been enough but to dog sh!te welds on the lot of them also a weld on to the threads of the roof tent I had to chop the lot off. Bastid. Still all off now. :)
 
Finally given in and bought myself an Android tablet.
My phone has been relegated to phone type duties! Apart from wotsup.. you can only have that on one device at a time which is stupid,! There's the web version but that takes an age to load.
It's only a cheap tablet, but by golly the screen is almost gray-scale! The colours are all washed out
 
I went there once. Well twice actually, on the way to and from Jura. Twas a long time ago but I recall the ferry from the mainland docked on Islay and then had to cross the water to Jura in a landing craft. The tide runs so fast that the craft was pointing at 45 degrees to the direction we were travelling :eek:. Bit like the Woolwich ferry, but a much smaller scale and faster tide between the islands.


Still a landing craft type of thing to Jura. The tide runs about 6-7 knots in either direction. What had you done to be banished to Jura? :eek: It’s nearly as bad as the IOM:rolleyes:
 

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