The bone-chilling dampness has filled the Lumberville air with the smell of fireplaces burning. Fog set in on Sunday afternoon - with the fog, the ice on the cliffs, and the snowy hills, we look like we are in the middle of a mystery novel. Jean and Ron have also kept a record of the states represented on license plates of cars parked by Lock 12 in Lumberville. The Canal Tenders program fills many needs. Please consider adopting your favorite part of the Canal.
Many sections are still orphans.
Welcome and thank you to Janice and Bernard McVan, who recently became Tenders for the Canal between Locks 6 and 7 in Lower Makefield Township. May. Chuck Tarr has been a New Hope resident for eleven years. As President of Partners in Progress, New Hope's volunteer network, he has been the local coordinator for Canal Clean-Up Day for the past three years. He is a member of the New Hope Community Initiative, a subcommittee of the Revitalization Committee and a member of the New Hope Historical Society. As an architect, Ivor L. Nightingale-Moore finds the Canal's locks, aqueducts, bridges, and buildings especially intriguing.