CBC scullers gather for the last pre-HOCR scrimmage last fall.


And CBC on Rowing Christmas Eve.

And here's Harvard, celebrating their Sprints victory.


Hopefully they can actually get on the water before this year's Sprints.

Continuing our journey upriver, here's Radcliffe at the Women's Foot.


And their home, Weld. Cleans up at sunset.

And who better to represent RBC than Lynn and Nicholas Osborn?


And still standing after a loooooooong winter.

Continuing our drift up the river, the BU men at the Charles.


And their slightly frozen boathouse under the full moon.

Decided to just go up the river from boathouse to boathouse until the ice melts. MIT women at the Foot.


Found this in my jacket the other day, pretty sure it's been there since 2009. Brought back fond memories of wondering the streets of Lucerne during fasnacht.

Bob and Alice carving the Weeks turn last summer.


Sunshine highway, aka Main Street.

Another shot from the land of liquid water.


Ice blade.

Spring is in the air. BHS boats still waiting for it to hit the ground and water.


Sun bursting through the clouds on the more photogenic side of Longfellow.

We are totally ready for rowing. Well, indoor rowing, anyway.


Because even the OCEAN is still frozen (hello, Buzzard's Bay).

In honor of International Women's Day, a repost of RBC WHPG doing pieces last summer. I might be slightly biased towards the one on the right. :)


A runner charges toward dawn in the frozen tundra known as Massachusetts.

The guys decided to turn the tables on Margot this morning.


Meanwhile, a brief sweep of the river reveals solid water from BU to MIT.

Continuing with the rowers and their Alma Maters theme, here's MIT's Tom Altmann, the creator of @BasinWindspeed


And a sunset behind the Stata Center.