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The Scottish name for a small dwelling is "bothy." Traditionally, bothies were simple, often uninhabited structures used by travelers or as shelters for farm workers. They are commonly found in rural areas of Scotland and are associated with the Scottish Highlands and Islands. Bothies typically lack modern amenities and reflect a rustic, traditional lifestyle.

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