Scenes from NSRI prep. Good luck to all racing, but in particular those who wear/wore stripes and/or plow our dirty waters.

Matt, Tobin and Peter heading for Mass Ave.

Mo, Lily, Tiffany and Liz seat racing.

Lauren and Hillary in the basin.

Erin and Mary practicing their terminator look.

Lucas and Dave getting ready for the double.

Hugh practicing some rough water rowing in the basin.

Austin late last fall. May have missed some people, but good luck to all of you. Let's have a Beantown final in the LM1x. :)

This guy said it all.

The entire women's podium charged by all at once.

Lelisa Desisa got a bit more separation with those pistons.

Meb is never going to pay for anything in this town ever again. Even if he didn't win.

Katie O. charged by so quickly I only saw the back of her head.

Claire had a great race, too

Carey improved her Boston time by 17 minutes.

Hard enough to do this if you can see where you are going. And a shout to all the guides out there.

This guy was happy to be getting close to the finish line.

Alex's friend Kevin made Michigan's Triathlon Team proud.

And finally, recovery is key.

Chris Cutler pouring champagne over the 1936 Olympics, named in honor of the RBC Olympic 4+ that included his father R.B. and uncle Roger.

Of course Ed would write a haiku.

Karen didn't have to align this boat.

Severine, Jon and Emmeline. Preceded by the following lin-"Why don't you give me the baby and take the bottle?"

Pretty good day for this fool, too. (Thanks to Kit for operating the camera)

And congrats to Sean and Sara for their respective wins at the races.

Hi, honey!


Brown/BU/NU/Umass racing this morning.


All kinds of jetting going on around the basin.

Andrew and Josh approaching Weeks.


Sunset over Harvard Square.

The PBR hat really completes the outfit. At first, we really thought it was a Columbia onesie. JL may need to make that happen.


"Can I be Goose today?" "No, Maverick, you were Goose last week".

Mike showing some pretty good catches for one of his first rows of the year (taken on April Fools Day).


Basin getting ready to wake up.

Ok, last one of the Arlett Cup, I promise. It was probably the closest top to bottom dual racing I've seen. (With apologies to BUs B and C fours who are out of the frame).


And sometimes, a turkey just walks into your court yard. Spotting credit: Alexis.

MIT vs. Harvard vs. Dartmouth, a reenactment.

And a condensed version of Sunday's racing. For BU vs. NU, order was 4V 4+, 1V, 2v, 3V. You need to know this because all of the eights races were decided by 0.5 seconds or less.

Every dog has its day. And these Terriers had theirs today.


But not without some fierce resistance from the Huskies.


Neither group, however, can hold a candle to Rep.


Or Buckley.