- The
Grutten Hut (German: Gruttenhütte) is an
Alpine club hut
situated at a
height of 1620
metres in the
Kaisergebirge in Tyrol, Austria. It is
owned by...
- the
basis of a
modern cognate grout. In
modern Dutch, the
plural word "
grutten"
still refers to de-husked, co****
ground grain and a
traditional dish...
-
mountain top. The base camp for
climbing tours on this
mountain is the
Grutten Hut
mountain hut on its
southern flank, at a
height of 1,620 m.
There is...
- Europe. 'Gries'
comes from German,
where the
pudding may have originated.
Grutten (Groat)
Haagse bluf,
consists of
stiffly beaten egg
whites with
sugar and...
- (drink/drank/drunk); creep/****/cruppen (creep/crept/crept), greet/grat/
grutten (weep/wept/wept), sweit/swat/swutten (sweat/sweat/sweat), weet/wat/watten...
- at the
Wayback Machine.
Retrieved 17
April 2007. "For Embro'
wells are
grutten dry"
Elegy On the Year 1788,
Robert Burns Blackie,
Christina (1887), Geographical...
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Julien Dewavrin (1882–1885)
Charles Ravisse (1885–1885) Paul
Gustave Van
Grutten (1885–1888)
Georges Wintrebert (1888–1889) Émile
Paclot (1889–1892) Omer...
- Hut,
Anton Karg Haus/Hinterbärenbad, Stripsenjochhaus,
Gaudeamus Hut,
Grutten Hut,
Fritz Pflaum Hut,
Ackerl Hut
Private huts:
Berghaus Aschenbrenner...
- south, from the
Wochenbrunner Alm
either via the
Gaudeamus Hut or via the
Grutten Hut and the Jubiläumssteig to
Ellmauer Tor. This
route is easier, but very...
- 790 ft)), via the
Ackerlspitze and Maukspitze, challenging, duration: 5 hours
Grutten Hut (1,620 m (5,310 ft)), via the
Kleines Törl, Gildensteig,
Wilder Kaiser...
