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A Scots place name word by Joe Dorward
Bothy – is a building built by an employer to house employees while engaged in their work. The term ‘bothy’ is often misapplied to mountain shelters, but Corrour Bothy, Dubh-ghleann Bothy, and the original Luibeg Bothy were true bothies ; they were built by the estate to house gillies and deer watchers.
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