Masters guys with a few international internationals aboard.
Head to the Boston side of the platform arch and into the rising sun.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Inspired by Jeff's Journal, which can be found in the lounge at the Pierce Boathouse.
Questions/inquires? Email scullingfool (at) gmail (dot) com
days left until the Charles Party!
Search This Blog
Links
Blog Archive
-
▼
2014
(362)
-
▼
June
(29)
- Chris and Bob, always relaxed and always at half ...
- Liane taking a break from running. Slowly getti...
- Greg! Basin!
- But first, let me take a selfie. Napoli drives...
- Well done, gentlemen, well done. Hillary might...
- Margot was nice enough to let me ride along last ...
- To go fast in France in June, you must first deal...
- Rafting guide did a much better job. Probably bec...
- Let me point something out to you. Not pictured...
- Go time. Good luck, gentlemen. Riverside. Rainb...
- I guess they clean up ok. Dusk in Harvard Squa...
- Tobin's time warp. A good illustration of what ha...
- Nice catch! Crazy skies over Cambridge last nig...
- A heavyweight pair named after Steve. I like it. ...
- Because I know who I get my sense of humor, engin...
- Slowing down Mark's catch. Lining up the "shak...
- MIT, class of '59. MIT is big in Tibet.
- Sweep guys in action. Kyle not making any faces. ...
- Sweep women in action. This is very high on the...
- Photobombed by the Charles River wildlife. Wild...
- Masters guys with a few international internation...
- Quad! Big rock. Bigger ocean.
- The cancer fighting properties of a Van Dusen are...
- Video Friday! An a-bridged version of my row on T...
- All hands on deck. Reminds me that I need to wash...
- Mo and Tiffany during NSR II prep. One more fr...
- MIT passing through the racing arch. Auditions ...
- From exactly a month ago, a good reminder of why ...
- RVL rowed an incredibly composed race to win thei...
-
▼
June
(29)
Powered by Blogger.
No comments:
Post a Comment