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Description Malted (germinated) barley for Single Malt Scotch in the malting room at the Laphroaig distillery on Islay in Scotland. Taken by my friend SJB at Laphroaig on 24 October 2002, and released under GFDL with his consent.
Date 24 October 2002
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Author Finlay_McWalter's friend SJB
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55° 37′ 44.10″ N, 6° 9′ 10.50″ W

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