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Helfa Gelf (English: Arts Trail) was the Welsh-language name for the
largest open
studio event in
north Wales, with more than 300 artists. However, it...
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options of four
locations to find
clues in. A one-off
Welsh language version,
Helfa Drysor (Welsh for "Treasure Hunt"), was
produced for S4C in 1985. BBC Three...
- Muḥammad Fu'ād ʿAbd al-Baqī (Mit
Helfa, Qalyub, 1882 – Cairo, 1968) was a
prolific Egyptian scholar of Islam, a poet and a
translator from
French and...
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Artists Open Houses,
others include Spring Fling Open
Studios in
Scotland and
Helfa gelf in Wales.
There are now many
events where artists open
their studios...
- Außendorf
Harald Weyel Christian Lindner Isabelle Casel Uwe
Wirges (FW)
Helfa Aufmkolk (dieBasis)
Markus Blümke (Volt) 101
Leverkusen –
Cologne IV Serap...
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meaning "yellow." Hel is a
Welsh word
meaning to gather,
drive or hunt, and
helfa (historically
spelt helva) has been used to
describe a
portion of mountain...
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Becoming a
trained doctor, he then set up his
medical practice at
Craig yr
Helfa in Glyntaff,
remaining there for
seven years. He
later rented a farm in...
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Monmouthshire into the
trenches and
battlefields of the Somme. The Gathering/Yr
Helfa (2014) by
National Poet of Wales,
Gillian Clarke, and
Louise Ann Wilson...
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mountain including Dhi Hada, Tajma, Nat'a, Kharas, Nawan, and
Helfa. In 1388 AH, the
first elementary school for boys was opened, with 45 students...
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countries running its own
version of open studios.
These include UK, such as
Helfa gelf in
North Wales, Cyprus, Holland,
Germany and America, to name but a...
