St. Olaf's Caldron, in Skoghall near Skoghalls bruk in Hammarö commune, is known as the starting point for a pilgrimage route that ended at Nidarosdomen in Trondheim. Historical records propose that this site, Grytudden, might have been a cult site for St. Olaf. **Fact 1**: St. Olaf’s Caldron is situated in Skoghall near Skoghalls bruk in Hammarö commune. **Fact 2**: St. Olaf’s Caldron was the starting point for a pilgrimage route that terminated at Nidarosdomen in Trondheim. **Fact 3**: The site, Grytudden, might have been used as a cult site for St. Olaf. Note: The place name, Grytudden, remains unchanged from the source material.
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