Rowing!


Citgo sign and construction cranes, both regular features of the Boston skyline.

Simmons sculling last summer.


Basin belongs to the waterfowl. For now. We are coming. Watch out, Donald!

Liane, last summer.


Cambridge, winter wonderland. Hopefully not for too long.

Don't worry, Pete and Lib, there's rowing in Colorado! (Hi, Greg!)


The rising sun lights up Anderson, Weld, and the snow covered trees. Very pretty, now can all the white stuff please melt now?

Overhead view of HVL's Austin Meyer and Malta BC's Colin Ethridge throwing it down at CRASH-Bs.


Sunrise over the Old Hancock Building.

This is the kind of focus and concentration that it takes to set a world record. Right, Charlie?


If you are waking up now, you missed this.

I think it was around this point that Pete made the "Past, present and future" joke.


Sunset over Newell.

The lone RBC medallist from this weekend, Sarah in the Open Light category.


The New Jerusalem Church and the half-moon.

Jamie and Olivia


Esplanade and the basin at dusk.

If you thought you were hard core....


Think twice.

Ukraine's Olena Buryak on her way to a 6:31.6 and winning the CRASH-Bs.


Chris Ives sent in a representative to collect his medal, and Tom Darling and Ken Gates (l) quickly came up with a unique podium photo.

He has a hammer, but we probably should have given him a broom, too. Christian Kader swept the collegiate, open and U-23 categories at the 2013 CRASH-Bs.


It's always important to remember that world championships are serious events.

Serious training for serious athletes. Let's get serious.


Purple haze at Weeks.