A UBC quad plows the basin at dawn.


A lovely night in the square.

BU LW2x pre-IRAs.


People from my neck of the woods would surely appreciate this statue, found in Monroe, NY.

The "Mommy Quad" in May.


Upstate New York cleans up alright.

Pretty good wedding party (sorry about that pillar, Paul!)

A very distinguished officiant, too

All proceedings were very solemn (NOT)

Happiness and love was definitely in the air

First dance

The cake!

All surrounded by friends and family.

And the venue

Wasn't too bad, either.

Because I am sure someone had this view today.

Will and Jamie rowing past Riverside. Will had raced with Jim many, many times, includes the last two Heads of the Charles.

Great turnout. I particularly appreciated John Lindberg rolling up in Riverside stripes with a vintage VanDusen.

Circle of friends sharing memories of Jim.

That VanDusen is going to be lonely

Short clip of the row in octuple time.

Probably getting ready for Henley..


Alexis got to fly at low altitude above Boston and Cambridge, and filed this report.

Ah... Cambridge...


Hello, friend!

NU Women doing some serious oar bending.


Zoomed in on the end of the rainbow. Didn't find pot of gold. Concluded it was the beginning.

These guys look like they've rowed together before.


Something burning on Longfellow. Possibly the remains of one of the shakers.

Jeff inspecting the water to make sure it was ok for rowing at O-dark-thirty.


Of course, the best conditions in the basin occur when no one is even thinking about rowing.

The first triple crown in my life time, Yale wins the Harvard-Yale race for the first time since 2007, and Bradley Wiggins sets the hour record. Having been at none of those events, I decided that this will have to do. Congratulations to American Pharoah and the rest of this weekends winners.


Sunset over graduation weekend.