This is the kind of focus and concentration that it takes to set a world record. Right, Charlie?


If you are waking up now, you missed this.

Jamie and Olivia


Esplanade and the basin at dusk.

View from the bench at Riverside. Yes, that is one of the winning oars from the 1936 Olympic Trials.



Frozen. Definitely frozen.

Women's sweep practicing last fall. Anyone get out today? (If you are in Florida, please don't taunt us).



Foggy basin, coast to coast..

Digging through the archives.. Hopefully fresh rowing footage is coming soon. (See below).



Me thinks it might be time to charge my speed coach.

In anticipation of Harvard getting out on the water sometime tomorrow. (Except that their boats might be in Florida).



Lower Basin at dawn.

Some space aliens called and asked what that radioactive blob on the Charles was. Oh, hey Aleks.



Even without much sun, the clouds were pretty cool this morning.

The most relaxed I've ever seen any member of the Stone family during a race. Ever.



Stars, basin, December. Not bad.

Penn Lights in UBC boats running away from Wellesley. (Photo taken during the Seven Sisters regatta, and no, they weren't really racing).



It really is the most wonderful time of the year.

Spotlight on the middle pair!



Foggy sunrise in the basin.

It's a good day for a row.



Never mind, it's a great day for a row. (The CBC Masters Doubles agree).

Ethan Brown showing the rest of us how it's really done--winning the Mayflower overall by 2:02.



Moon over the basin. Somehow, this really never gets old.

Jim celebrates his victory at Master's Nationals



Pink Mass Ave!