A painting of the historical canal path along with other paintings of historical Bucks County are on display at Piquel Gallery in New Hope, PA.

A golden trail of autumn leaves float upon the water that runs through the canal path in New Hope, PA.

In July 2009, mules and carriage rides will be on the canal path in New Hope, PA.

In 1831-1932, mules pulled carriages along the canal path to transport local produce, supplies and people. But that has since become a thing of the past. Until now, locals say that mules pulling carriages will be brought back to New Hope, PA in July 2009 for historical rides along the canal path.

The wind is bellowing outside and snow begins to fall upon the town of New Hope, PA. In the midst of it all a favorite sculpture known as Boomer gets surrounded in a cascade of snow.

The canal path is a peaceful place to view nature's beauty in the heart of New Hope, PA

Part of the Canal Path in New Hope, PA

Picture taken of the 20 foot, bronze sculpture known as Boomer that stands beside the canal in New Hope, PA.