nut hut

She lived in a village in a nut hut in Mali, with a grass roof, no running water and no electricity.

Many of the songs—with titles like "Rock n Roll in the mental institution" and "Nut Hut," were about mental illness.

The village at one point had a popular hair salon called 'The Nut Hut' located at the top of Polkemmet Road and Greenrigg Cottages.

Danny Bonaduce, formerly of the Partridge Family and talk show host, was one of the station's well-known personalities, second to John Lander and the "Nut Hut".

Identifying his band as Philly Willy and the Hillbillies, he posted songs that called Eastern State the "nut hut," the "castle on the hill," and a "palace of the pill."

Kenya was thinking she was sorry she'd eaten that extra doughnut that morning at the Nut Hut because it might come back up and that would shame her as a black woman police officer.

In a telephone interview later that month from what he called the "nut hut" at Beaumont, Dwyer told Newsday that he'd lied on a post-deployment questionnaire that asked whether he'd been disturbed by what he'd seen and done in Iraq.

The Nut Hut prides itself as being 'London’s premium retailer of dried fruit and nuts’ (how many of those can there be, I hear you ask) with 140 varieties on sale at its four locations in the capital, plus a four-star Food Standards Agency rating and a friendly website (thenuthut.co.uk).