Nightriders

Smooth

Having crushed the erg, Hash is taking his show on the water.

And sometimes, your coxswain is a two-time Olympic medallist.

Sorry, left out another member of the Riverside family yesterday. Ms. Olivia Ames.

So I am going to post both the racing and podium photo. Way to go, O!

It was hammer time for Neil in the Senior Master's Lightweight event.

Hash! Threw down a 6:16.1, good enough for second in the Open Lightweight Men's race

Lauren, with 6:48.3, was the second open woman.

Schwegs, also a silver medallist, Open Lightweight Women

And Pete grabbed a bronze in the Masters Lightweight event. Not a bad day for RBC!!!

Lib!!!!

New for this year--Charley's launch comes with a removable canopy. The whole structure also resembles the pope mobile. Coincidence? I think not!

Branching out to other sports every once in a while never hurt anyone.

Ice trails. Ice crystals forming in the water, and floating by as the Charles begins to freeze.

Harvard and Radcliffe splitting the river. Waiting for others to make an appearance.

Super bonus nighttime wildlife shot--"Stalking the stalker". Yes, this was taken at 8pm.

I think they need to get that Stillwater back from the shop, because this driver is waaaaaaay too overqualified for a flat-bottom. Just sayin'

Moon. Light.

Bonus post--JLin before he was tooling on Kobe.

Jim vs. the Erg. Hanley will win, I promise.

Boston flyer

CBC is not actually sorry to be on the water in February.

Friday fireworks

In honor of today's howling wind and cold

Moon rising above the Z bridge.

One of these is not like the others in multiple ways

Sometimes, it pays to look at where the sun is looking.

And for Harry's 50th coaching anniversary, his crews get to be on the water as much as Cal. I knew there was an explanation behind this warm spell!

And what, may ask, are you looking at, dude with camera?

Pieces in early February

Ok, Bostonians. Where is this from?

Aleks!

Looks like a giant purple tsunami is about to hit the powerhouse.

Public service announcement--if you are doing early or late season rowing in a bowloader, don't forget to worship your coxswain.

Weld. Awesome.

People better start rowing, or the geese will take over. If you are bored enough, feel to comment the geese and report the count in the comments.

A view into the Boston Harbor on Super Sunday.

American flyer--Jenn Suhr looks up at the bar during her American record-setting jump at the New Balance Grand Prix

And moments later, that quiet moment of accomplishment when the adrenaline spike is gone.

Everybody, "Jump!"--in the men's 60m hurdles.

Also, concrete slabs near the Roxbury Crossing T-Stop are a highly underrated vantage point.

It's stump the Cam time!!! Mr. Booth, who is this masked man?

BU Bridge emerging from the shadows at dawn.

There is light at the end of the tunnel!

About ten minutes later, the moon was gone and it was pouring rain. Timing is everything!

And the wake machines are back.

Damn kids left oarprints all over my river.

Thank you, Alexis for taking the picture, and of course, blueseventy for the sweet, sweet, sweet gear.

February first. In Boston. We are going to pay for this. I just know it.

Uhm, thanks, New Balance?