Ruigh Aiteachain

This hikers' bothy is in Upper Glen Feshie, and has been recently done up. We passed it and had a wee look in, on our way back to base after Saturday's hill walk. It's quite lovely. Seemingly Sir Edwin Landseer often painted in the Feshie valley, and The Monarch of the Glen was painted whilst he was staying in the area. Hence the painting on the wall!

[Casablanca]

What a lovely little hideaway and love the classic Landseer painting! Bit of Scotland in mine too today but in a more lxurious way lol

[Maggiemae]

Beautifully done! Hopefully warm. . . but even so I'd love to stay here!

[Delwyn Barnett]

I had to look up what a bothy was! This looks really lovely and how amazing for hikers to have facilities like this to use.

[julia]

What a great place to stop over on a hike..

[Diana]

Lovely shot of this cosy looking facility, I love the painting.

[Wylie]

Looks cosy

[Valerie Chesney]

How absolutely old world charming...So pleased it is functioning & I do like the painting & the tablecloth.

[Tunia McClure]

a nice place to catch your breath

[bkb in the city]

Very nice spot

[Pat Knowles]

Beautifully cared for bothy….the table cloth decorations remind me of the big hall at Mar Lodge.

[LManning (Laura)]

Quite swish that is!

[Kathy]

Just the think to spend a little time out of the weather.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

This looks like a charming and cozy place to stop for a rest. Engaging enough to stop and practical with not much to clean up. Nice shot.

[Babs]

Looks cosy what a lovely spot. Love the sign on the wall.

[Shutterbug]

Looks like a nice place to rest up. The painting is beautiful.

[Kim]

Quaint cottage, with a tablecloth to match the painting.

[Sarah Bremner]

Lovely....I am just catching up after a few days away in the west at my sister's place.