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This is another place called 'Doirlinn', Gaelic for a tidal causeway or island. The cottage is I fear all but tumbledown now (apparently there was an inn here in the 19th century). Near the shore, hidden in the bracken on the path up to the cottage, is the first of some remarkable cast-iron milestones – indicating the miles to Drimnin, 6¾ - along a Land Rover track. Presumably there was once a significant community here. This track makes a nice walk through deciduous woods along the shoreline, at least to Loch Drumbuie, after that it goes up over the tree line and passes the remains of villages which were cleared in the mid 19th century - Sornagan, Portabhata, Auliston and Carraig.
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A cast-iron milestone
At anchor in the West Kyle