Trinity oarswomen weren't so happy at ECACs, but I bet they were all smiles today.


Stars at the Oregon coast.

Decided that my face was really unnecessary in the video.

Cambridge trying to compensate for all the Oregon photos. :)

Nothing says bye to Oregon like a nice beach run.


Sunset at Devil's Churn.

Gandalf the Gray and the three neon hobbits of apocalypse?


Why hello there, mr. Elk.

Some pre-birthday celebrations for Alexis and Garrett. With carrot cakes.


Two bald eagles and a sea lion walk into my camera frame.

Carey's rowing origins.


Gorgeous sunset on the Oregon coast.

Great day at Crater Lake


And the evening wasn't too bad either.

Carey welcomes us to Portland with a nice two hour trail run.


Which called for some recovery beverages later in the afternoon.

Exploring the Charles. Shoulder finally feeling ok. Time to go to Oregon.

Sunrise on the big turn.

John requested an appearance.


Looks like a tropical paradise. Actually a tree outside my window in Cambridge.

BU 4V was pretty excited to win at Sprints.


Lucky duck.

To quote Joe--"I hope we make the blog". Done and done. Sneaking into the Brown 3V huddle, after a pretty nasty sprint.


No regatta is complete without a launch puppy.

No swim, but still great to see Linda and HFL on the podium after a pretty tough spring.


And, from an MIT alum, to the current undergraduates. I started rowing after the previous grand final appearance by an MIT men's crew at Sprints. Go Tech!

One of my favorite shots of the regatta. Tony Johnson and Charley Butt shaking hands at the Rowe Cup presentation. If you ever wanted a poster image for why coaching rowing is fun.


Chris Kerber leading the Big Red in their Jope Cup celebration.


Sunburst over the brand new Harry Parker Trophy for the winner of the Varsity Heavyweight Eight.