Really calm with a wicked flood tide. I ended up at a buoy 100 meters upstream of where I usually turn. Also the Severn is chock full of jellyfish. Just me and the pilot boat out there.
Century Club: Greg Brennan
Lovely row in flat calm. Water 39f and air 31f. Had to cut off a corner of the course to stay out of the path of an YP on sortie.
Air and water temps still in the low forties. Tide was coming in fast with a west wind behind it which made for some big rollers and a lot of current pushing up the Severn. My phone, and thus tracking app, died at the mouth of Back Creek so ignore the last part of the route that flies in a straight line over Eastport.
High tide, low wind, and that great glowing orb in the sky again.
Lovely row. I was the only boat on the water. The water was far out but still there was a fast ebb tide..
Reminded why I row in the morning before the afternoon wind kicks uo
35f and super windy so I stayed in the creek.
Sunny with a bit of a breeze from the south.
A lovely dawn row. Got to hear the naval academy music.