Helen was a dying lumber town in 1967. Many of it's residents had been stationed in Bavaria during and after World War II. So they came up with the idea of making the town into the Bavaria of the Appalachians. It worked, and now it's a thriving tourist town.

Bouquet: Flowers ... For All Reasons, Judy Clark; co-exhibitor Cameron Hecht (Hillsborough)

Artwork: Helen Frankenthaler, Free Wheeling, 1971

Helen Gillet by Elsa Hahne OffBeat Magazine Feburary 2010

Helen's Baby Shower for Rachel

She just can't get enough of this

Helen is a little under 24 hours old

For the real rellie-bash near Clare, Helen and I camped out here for the night.

Helen Schaefer (8)

Girls' Soccer: La Salle vs. Flintridge Prep

Nice little waterfall

chinatown, melbourne.

Helen was so happy to make some cupcakes with mamma

Helen style has a unique cross strip，simple but fashion ，which is made by superior cowhide material.

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Helen's funeral program

Original Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico (no longer extant)

Artists: Mr. & Mrs. C. L. Sharpe

she may *look* cute and innocent...

but trust me.. she's not :)

Love how Helen's stood in front of a tall building whilst Luke is sitting in front of a low fence. Complete fluke of composition.

May 1948 Helen & Susan

Helen - my Mom's sister, my aunt

Paul - my Dad's brother, my uncle

Helen and Phil at Zabriskie Point in Death Valley.

Fawley, near Henley on Thames, and a private visit to the collection of Sir William MacAlpine. 1 June 2008 Copyright Steve Guess & Helen Nixon

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My Mom's sister, my favorite aunt

Helen Pillinger & Steve Mead at the Hillary Step Sunday Jazz evening

At the 2009 LPGA Sybase Classic held at the Upper Montclair Country Club in Clifton, NJ

Helen was a dying lumber town in 1967. Many of it's residents had been stationed in Bavaria during and after World War II. So they came up with the idea of making the town into the Bavaria of the Appalachians. It worked, and now it's a thriving tourist town.

Helen Reddy

Helen Bradley

Jim Slaughter Photography Collection

Trying one of the Garmin Slipstream bikes on for size. More here:

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Helen Colonques Photographs

helen in the garge part two, one light blew up!

GST Voles day at Maulden Heath 1/11/2016 TL067385

Dear All,

Thanks to everyone who came down to Maulden Heath for the task yesterday - despite the gloomy weather it was a good day. It was nice to have a good fire and you

can certainly see where we've been!

Next week's task is Maulden Heath again; meet at the Picnic Area at 10am (map attached) for more scrub control but this time in Wakely's Field.

Have a good week.

Regards, Tim Countryside Ranger

Greensand Trust, Working Woodland Centre, Maulden Wood,

BEDFORD MK45 3QT

Dear Tim et al

It was almost a pleasure being there, smoked to death, scorched by flying embers, soaked by knee high wet vegetation & on/off drizzle, trying to avoid the ample

supply of buns & donuts, insulted continuously by fellow voles and deprived from getting photographed doing stuff :)

Having said that & despite the gloomy day it was quite a photo suitable day for dark autumnal atmosphere and after viewing my humble efforts hopefully you will all

agree. I particularly liked the white harebell & the gossamer jewels & of course Malcolm's red hot cone.

Helen is my Mom's sister

Paul is my Dad's brother