What a different a day brings. After Saturday's snot of a day filled with wind, waves and downpours, this past Sunday brought out a "gaggle" of Peaceful Warriors to enjoy one of the few remaining Sunday rows of the season. Eleven of us got to enjoy the flat seas, calm winds and clearing morning skies as we took to bay heading North to the Beverly Light house on the other side. Initailly starting in the "missing man" formation in honor of Charlie who for some reason did not make it to the row (What happen Chas?), we soon broke up into mutiple pods of scullers. Pictured here in the team photo is Gail, Carlton, Eileen, Sarah, Thomas, (his friend), Paul, Jay, Jon, Kate and yours truly (bow shot front of photo). Congrats to both Gail and Kate on their 1st Sunday row. Round trip was an honest 6 miles. Not too many days left before we have to start moving out the boats. Lets get out there and row people!!Sunday, September 13, 2009
A "DELICIOUS" SUNDAY ROW
What a different a day brings. After Saturday's snot of a day filled with wind, waves and downpours, this past Sunday brought out a "gaggle" of Peaceful Warriors to enjoy one of the few remaining Sunday rows of the season. Eleven of us got to enjoy the flat seas, calm winds and clearing morning skies as we took to bay heading North to the Beverly Light house on the other side. Initailly starting in the "missing man" formation in honor of Charlie who for some reason did not make it to the row (What happen Chas?), we soon broke up into mutiple pods of scullers. Pictured here in the team photo is Gail, Carlton, Eileen, Sarah, Thomas, (his friend), Paul, Jay, Jon, Kate and yours truly (bow shot front of photo). Congrats to both Gail and Kate on their 1st Sunday row. Round trip was an honest 6 miles. Not too many days left before we have to start moving out the boats. Lets get out there and row people!!
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Nice photo capn. Looks like a very intricate formation, indeed. I thought it was lucky drift at the time. Obviously not!
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