That's just cool reflection of the setting sun in Heather's blade. (Pic from Thursday night).

Little spider

Isn't there a rule about erging between Memorial Day and Labor Day?

Other forms of racing... I suppose it's probably safer that they are on the "wrong" side of the river

Fun with Zombie and Photoshop

Mmm... Aerobars...

George's Island. Brett and Steve say--"Who needs slings when you got a perfectly good picnic table?"

Appropriately attired, Aleks rows off to the Cake concert during Earth Fest.

Our new member now has a boat, too!

The top picture was taken fifteen minutes before the bottom one, both were taken from the Riverside porch. Like they say, if you don't like New England weather.. Sucks to be Radcliffe... Except for that bronze medal at Sprints and NCAA invite.

Once again, proving that kayakers have no f***ing clue where they are going.

Steve is still Steve. As we learned this morning.

Some old friends were spotted over the weekend.

There was some OK racing on Sunday...

So many boats, so little time

Sometimes, I get flipped off not by one, but by two former national team lightweights. All in one day!

Guess who's back...

Actually taken on Tuesday night.. Nice sunset, eh?

Tom hard at work

BU got lost on Monday night...

We'll miss you, Sadie... Snifffffff...

I think John's taking his ballet articles on Rowing Illustrated a little too far...

Meg, who is using your boat? Oh, wait...

We were in Houston Monday and Tuesday. I believe this picture is very reflective of my experience there.

The cool things is that somehow, all the five crews racing are in this shot, taken from the finish line. No mean feat if one of those crews is my alma mater, and one of the others is Radcliffe.

Staredown on the Charles. Harvard's Varsity edges out Northeastern in the basin.

With Nikolay back at the helm, Paige is living... the High Life..

All the fools with Drehers are busily checking their equipment, but the man with the Crokers is blowing kisses. Word.