Greg goes sub 18, Gevvie goes sub 18:30, John is 7.4 seconds away from a 16:xx, and Mary went sub 19, no mean feat for a lightweight woman.

Just a sculler in the power house.

Matt and John head into the mists.

CRI sharks

Kevin back to his old tricks of training as the sun goes down.

First and probably only Charles sunset this summer.

Passing under Longfellow, on a particularly calm morning. Interesting to see the changes in the exposure as I pass under the bridge.

Matt O'Leary, the human onion.

Stopped by the office.

Frank and Jeff in the basin.

Starting sequence for the Womens+Masters SDR heats, and a finish sequence from the men.

Great performances from Gevvie and Alex K in winning the SDR finals. You can see Matt and Alex T watching the final in the background.

Hash dropped by in between the semis to entertain me.

Looked better than it felt, but still, not a bad way to start a Monday.

The basin at dawn. First time visiting the BU bridge in quite some time. Nature delivered.

Found Neo(wise)!

Gevvie(and Gevvie, and Gevvie, and...) rowing by, back in May.

Sunset over the water.

Mmmmmm.... Lunch...

Was trying to take macro photos of the hydrangeas in the back yard, when this bee showed up.

Before and after the first 5K piece on Saturday. Just under 20 people, and hardly a launch to be seen anywhere. Coach G opted for the self propelled option, as well.

Just hanging out at the top of the basin.

Some video from last Wednesday.

Catherine and friends rowing by.

Not bad basin, not bad..

Pretty perfect out there this morning.

Basin was moody and shiny.

THAT's more like it!

Day three of rowing. Perfect time to do pieces with my friends who are training for a little race in Tokyo. Basin was not as excited to see me as I was, but it's good to be back!

We back, who this?

Mike's new Nelo.

Look, I baked during the pandemic!

More local wildlife.

They should have been getting ready for NCAAs right about now, but at least Anna and Daisy are on the water.

Coaches come in all species?

Russ was happy to hear us cheering

Cic and her new ride, all sparkles. (Right before our cheering interrupted her rowing). And yes, it was very cold morning.

If you expected a completely wake-free pandemic experience, you were wrong.

Some local wildlife.

Not what you'd expect to see at 7am in early May. Rowing clubs are still closed, but scullers are getting out there.

Mike Bannister going through Eliot. Took Paul for a morning stroll and took pictures of rowing for the first time in a few months.

Top 13 from the Men's Champ Eight at HOCR, in order of finish. For those concerned, NU is just slightly ahead of BU, but it was fun to have these two rivals right next to each other.

How's this character already one??? And yes, that is an adult sized cake slice.

Ilana coming back in as the Moon sets. Taken during the last week of rowing (for us, at least).

Before it all went sideways. One of the few rowing photos of the 2020 season.

New oars!

New oars, day one. Pretty photo, not the best row in the world. In retrospect, two-year old Croker oarlocks and brand new Concept II oars were NOT a match made in haven. Things got better from here, though.