A bothy in Scotland, in Ireland the locals call them Bothainín . Bothain is Irish for a hut, and adding -ín on to the word usually denotes it as being little or small.
They were little huts that bailiffs from the large estates would sit in and guard the running salmon on the rivers from local poachers.
This red roofed one felt like straight out of a storybook.Read more
IrelandMaam Cross53°26’35” N 9°32’45” W
IrelandMaam Cross53°26’35” N 9°32’45” W