bothy

Converse of object

• maintain: Many climbers and walkers owe their lives to the shelter afforded by MBA maintained bothies.
• use: We have recently started using a second bothy in the Borders for the initial bothy venture.
• have: Rather strangely, this was actually the first night I'd spent where I didn't have a bothy to cook in.
• leave: The next morning, I awoke to glorious sunshine and left the bothy, singing an old Paul Simon song as I went.
• find: From the top of the bank a few sheets of corrugated iron were seen protruding and dropping down we found the bothy.

Adjective modifier

• remote: Or a sumptuous picnic using delicious Scottish produce in a remote mountain bothy.
• open: Please note therefore that this building is no longer an open bothy.
• new: My own area is always under pressure to provide new bothies, especially along the Southern Upland Way.
• old: In the early days some folk used old bothies.
• small: Only once did it rain seriously and then, with the same good luck, I stumbled on a small isolated bothy.

Modifies a noun

• ballad: At any rate, from 1930 to 1938 Morris recorded over 40 bothy ballads with Beltona.
• trip: For more information on planning a bothy trip, talk to Grahame, Damian, or Franco.
• book: The bothy has now had some visitors and the bothy log book shows that people are beginning to enjoy the new bothy.
• maintenance: Like all charities, the MBA relies on public goodwill for funding as well as to help with the physical work of bothy maintenance.
• singer: She took up the fiddle when she was eight and began singing after hearing the great bothy ballad singers Jock Duncan and Geordie Murison.
• night: A few Marilyns and a bothy night fair makes a good weekend ( for me anyway ).

Noun used with modifier

• mountain: Longer courses will include an over night expedition in a mountain bothy, wild camping or in a " bivy " .
• salmon: Icehouses were usually situated close to salmon fishing bothies.

Preposition: in

• area: Minor maintenance where necessary has been carried out of late an all the bothies in the Area.

Preposition: for

• night: Then it's up to the top, and back down to the bothy for a night 's kip.