Men's Sweep doing work.


Longfellow. Sunset. What else do you need?

Chris and Bob clearly enjoying a light paddle.


To go with yesterday's sunrise, here's a sunset row.

NU, perfectly out of phase.


Keats is clearly onto something with this whole crack-of-dawn rowing thing.

Pair at dawn.


Bonus wildlife shot

Peter, from personal experience as a triathlete, your method of alternate propulsion is sub-optimal.


Since 1869.

Before there was Schmetterwinning, and waaaay before she had a world best time with ONE oar under her belt. Congratulations, Lauren and the rest of Team USA on a great World Cup at Lucerne.


Pretty good weekend of triathlon adventures, if I do say so myself. Sorry, legs.

Coach Margot and the Quadro.


50 shades of sunset over Harvard Square

More oar bending.


It's been a little while since we've had a good one from this vantage point.

Coach Baker at work.


Freedom fighting chipmunk from Minuteman National Historic Park.

Charlie and Chuck in a fly-by.


Very nice of the clouds to make a hole for the sun.

Based on this, Paige would have done quite well in the Ladies Plate. And would have had more business racing in it than GB2.


UBC gets ready for their assault on the Blackburn challenge, under the canopy of clouds.

Dudes bending oars.


Pretty, uhm, interesting cloud coverage in the basin this morning.

Alexis walking, Harvard rowing

Not 100% sure if this is the entire lineup, but at least a few of these gentlemen picked up some harware on the other side of the pond today.


Alexis walking off into the sunset.