I spent the night in the UK's most northerly bothy (opens original article in a new tab)

The UK's most northerly bothy, Burnmouth, was restored with £142,000 in funding, replacing its roof and improving its condition for visitors.

• The UK's most northerly bothy, Burnmouth, was restored after years of decline with £142,000 in funding from Orkney Islands Council.
• The bothy, originally built in the 1800s, was renovated to replace its heather-thatched roof with stone slabs to address leaks and damp issues.
• The restoration, led by the Hoy Development Trust and contractors, aimed to make the shelter more durable and comfortable for visitors.