Got to cover the Harvard Yale race this weekend for Row2K. Pretty cool to watch the oldest intercollegiate event in the US from the good seats.

Gales Ferry was buzzing.

As was Red Top.

Harvard took the 3V in amazing come from behind fashion--down at the rock, ahead at the finish line. Best race of the day, by far, from the spectator perspective.

Harvard dominated the 2V, going wire to wire. The 2V octopus might be one of my all time favorite rowing photos. Certainly my favorite victory celebration.

But the main event belonged to Eastern Sprints and National Champion Yale Varsity.

The CBC Varsity Quad still looking alive after 2x1500 and 1x1000.

Tom and Mike may have been just rowing by each other, but they were clearly thinking the same thing.

Christine and Michelle (2019 LW2X) ghosting by.

The shore wasn't so bad, either.

Chris, with the sideeye/realization he will rowing in this everyday once he's back home.

Nice to see you to, Mr. Farry. P.S. We back.

John and the BU 3V and 4V get ready for practice yesterday.

Fun times with the BU Men.

Tolerable sunrise this morning.

Meanwhile, behind me...

Nice to see the kids rowing with two oars during the season.

Black and White or black and yellow?

Spontaneous offer to 1500s was accepted and not regretted.

HVL guys getting some flat water rowing in after the winds.

We don't the national bird on the Charles that often

Pretty damn cool.

Boston. Always. Under. Construction.

There is a fine line between hardcore and stupid, and Chris and Hash rowed right over it.

Gorgeous light this morning, before the storm rolled in.

Getting some water time before the colleges take over the basin.

NU heading back to Henderson on race day.

Everyone wants to meet Mr. Paul.

Took a little break from the blog to welcome this guy into our family.

A few views from Sunday morning. Didn't have time to stick around for the racing this time.

Sunrise Sundays...

Next Saturday, we might be parents. This Saturday, we hung out with our friends on the water. (Last two photos taken by Alexis from the launch).

Long exposure of a CRI crew going through Weeks. Bonus points for the high viz.

Harvard, drilling.

BU Women sparkling their way through Longfellow.

Niles making a splash.

NU women, coming at you.

A CBC double going through Weeks on Thursday Morning

Sean was all sparkles on Wednesday.

Ames chilling while the Death Star shoots death rays behind him.

Weeks in the pre dawn darkness with the moon hanging over it.

Mike Farry, erg crusher.

The alma mater catching up on water time.

Moonlight cruise now leaving from dock #769.

Catching some rays in the basin

BC getting some early season miles in.

Harvard in the basin.

Joe's back, too.

And we are back

Good night, CBC.