Sweep guys in action. Kyle not making any faces.


I guess I should go to practice today.

Sweep women in action.


This is very high on the list of jobs I would never be able to do. Hanging out a hundred feet above the sidewalk.

Photobombed by the Charles River wildlife.


Wildflower sunset.

Masters guys with a few international internationals aboard.


Head to the Boston side of the platform arch and into the rising sun.

Quad!


Big rock. Bigger ocean.

The cancer fighting properties of a Van Dusen are vastly underrated.


Friends also help. (As long as they also row a Van Dusen).


Other uses are also acceptable.

Video Friday! An a-bridged version of my row on Tuesday morning.

Ed is known for his sparkling personality.

All hands on deck. Reminds me that I need to wash my boat.
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Probably about as well as I am going to do with star trails with all the light pollution from Harvard Square.

Mo and Tiffany during NSR II prep.


One more from the West Coast.

MIT passing through the racing arch.


Auditions to replace the Three Tenors have begun. These guys may have been in the wrong octave.

From exactly a month ago, a good reminder of why rowing is fun.


This also helps.

RVL rowed an incredibly composed race to win their a first national title in a little while, and by rowing through the 4-time defending champion Stanford, to boot. Well rowed.


And after a 5th place finish at Sprints, HVL nearly pulled off the same trick. Both photos from earlier this season.


Night near the Church of Christ the Scientist.