Not long now.
As a non-Scot I'm not really all that bothered by the outcome, but if the 'Yes' vote wins, I'm predicting disaster in the long term (if not the short term).
The plans that seem to have been made for how an independent Scotland would actually function are completely half-arsed (currency? We'll sort that one out later) at best, and pure fantasy (less tax, more spending! No problem!) at worst. Based on interviews I've heard from the 'Yes' campaign so far, the overwhelming argument in their favour is 'FREEEEEEDOOOOMMM'. I really struggle to see how this has gone as far as it has. But like I say, I'm not really all that bothered. The rUK will probably be better off without having to maintain the NHS for some of the unhealthiest areas of the country, develop infrastructure for very remote and sparsely populated areas, and with less of Alex Salmond's gurning face on our TVs.