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February 12,2006 was blizzard day in Yardley. But the Yardley Ducks still found a small spot in the ice over Lake Afton to swim.
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The historic Thompson-Neeley House is located in Washington Crossing Park, PA. This property served as the headquaters of Brigader-General Lord Stirling, and the original portion of the structure dates from 1702. Bowman's Hill Tower can be seen poking above the tree line on the hill over looking the Park.
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Eighteen inches of snow were accumulating when this image of the Delaware Canal just north of Woodside Road was acquired. As a print, the image looks almost black and white print - except the soft colors show in the tree line and the ice and snow of the canal reflecting an ever so slight pale green.
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Fluffy snow seen hanging in the trees the afternoon of blizzard day. This image was captured along the towpath of the Delaware Canal just above Yardley.
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