Sleep, Henderson, sleep.


It's good to be home. And I do mean the seat of my single on the Charles.

Failed at keeping the sun at bay during vacation.

High Five clinic with Niell, Tony and Lizzy.

Look at that perfect selfie technique.

Also, those stained glass people were very good at HDR back in the day. Always great to visit the Met. Not pictured, but awe inspiring, the Carleton Watkins Yosemite photo exhibit. The amount of gear he lugged in the 1860s is unreal. And 22x18 glass plate negatives are a far heavier, brittle and unforgiving media than SD and Complact Flash cards. Check out the exhibit, if you get a chance.

Alex and I partook in the #earnyourturkey event.

Though actually, we were just making room for these.

Dad came through with a pretty kickass turkey, as usual. Without getting too sappy, I am definitely thankful for my family, for Alexis, who's stuck in California, and also all the friends that have made life more fun over the years. And yes, turkey and pumpkin spiced vodka sure beats Russian tanks. So thanks, Mom and Dad for getting us out!

Yeah, it was a bit chilly last Saturday.


For those who were worried I missed the sunset last night. :)

Impressive aggression from the Harvard A coxswain.


The alma mater cleans up nice.

One of the many reasons to love the Foot of the Charles.


After the freezing cold and wind, and before the monsoon, there was this. Oh, Charles..

Foot-age.

Riverside finally got a security guard for the trailer.

NU shocked Harvard and took the Varsity Four by a second.


To no one's surprise, Harvard took the Frosh Eight.


BU had a 19 second margin in the Open Eight.


And Sean and Jim had the biggest margin of the day in the double.


But these two definitely stole the show.


Thanks to Riverside Women's Sweeps for making this happen.

Sneaking in miles before Mother Natures shuts the door on us.


RBC, looking a little on the ominous side.

'Twas a blustery morning in the basin, my friend.


I'll take a few more weeks, please.

BC women playing follow the leader in the powerhouse.


Leaf storm at sunset.

Radcliffe getting some small boat strokes in.


Apparently, the tower at the Mount Auburn Cemetery is visible from Weeks. If you have a 600mm telephoto handy.