(I posted all of the pictures I took at the Heps, as of Sunday morning, 10/31.)

See also the separate album of photos taken by Tom Burke.

If you publish any of these pictures, give photo credit to "Dan Grossman," or in Brown University publications, to "Dan Grossman '71." Please let me know if you use my pictures.

To get prints of these pictures, go to "Welcome" at the top of the blue column to the left.

Dan Grossman '71
dan@dg123.com

to "Dan Grossman," or in Brown University publications, to "Dan Grossman '71." Please let me know if you use my pictures.

To get prints of these pictures, go to "Welcome" at the top of the blue column to the left.

Dan Grossman '71
dan@dg123.com

Tom Burke, father of Chris Burke took these photos of the men's race and of the event.

See also the separate album of photos taken by Dan Grossman.

These pictures are slightly bigger files and may download for viewing a bit more slowly than my pictures.

If you publish any of these pictures, give photo credit to "Tom Burke." Please let me know if you use these pictures.

To get prints of these pictures, go to "Welcome" at the top of the blue column to the left.

Dan Grossman '71
dan@dg123.com

may download for viewing a bit more slowly than my pictures.

If you publish any of these pictures, give photo credit to "Tom Burke." Please let me know if you use these pictures.

To get prints of these pictures, go to "Welcome" at the top of the blue column to the left.

Dan Grossman '71
dan@dg123.com

(All the pictures were posted as of Tuesday morning, 10/12/04.)

If you publish any of these pictures, give photo credit to "Dan Grossman," or in Brown University publications, to "Dan Grossman '71." Please let me know if you use my pictures.

To get prints of these pictures, go to "Welcome" at the top of the blue column to the left.

This was ANOTHER bee-yoo-tee-full day for XC.

Dan Grossman '71
dan@dg123.com

"Dan Grossman '71." Please let me know if you use my pictures.

To get prints of these pictures, go to "Welcome" at the top of the blue column to the left.

This was ANOTHER bee-yoo-tee-full day for XC.

Dan Grossman '71
dan@dg123.com

(I finished uploading all the pictures for this event on Monday night, 10/4/2004.)

If you publish any of these pictures, give photo credit to "Dan Grossman," or in Brown University publications, to "Dan Grossman '71." Please let me know if you use my pictures.

To get prints of these pictures, go to "Welcome" at the top of the blue column to the left.

This was a bee-yoo-tee-full day for XC.

Dan Grossman '71
dan@dg123.com

publications, to "Dan Grossman '71." Please let me know if you use my pictures.

To get prints of these pictures, go to "Welcome" at the top of the blue column to the left.

This was a bee-yoo-tee-full day for XC.

Dan Grossman '71
dan@dg123.com

(I got up early on Sunday, and all the pictures from this meet were posted as of 9-19-04.)

If you publish any of these pictures, give photo credit to "Dan Grossman," or in Brown University publications, to "Dan Grossman '71." Please let me know if you use my pictures.

To get prints of these pictures, go to "Welcome" at the top of the blue column to the left.

Last week was perfect weather for cross-country. This week the weather was, well, imperfect. It poured and poured rain. It rained about as hard as I've seen it rain in 15 years.

I tried to take pictures of the first men's race. The rain was coming in sheets, sideways. I couldn't keep the umbrella in place while I took pictures. I did the "discretion is the better part of valor" thing and put my valuable camera away so it could live to shoot another day.

It poured rain for both men's races, and I scooted, cameraless, from place to place and cheered.

The rain mitigated a bit for the women's race, and I could take some pictures. You will see the effects of drops of water on the lens, though: many pictures have blurry spots where a rain drop was on the lens.

I also took pictures inside, after the event, but the lens was fogged from all the humidity.

Dan Grossman '71
dan@dg123.com

University publications, to "Dan Grossman '71." Please let me know if you use my pictures.

To get prints of these pictures, go to "Welcome" at the top of the blue column to the left.

Last week was perfect weather for cross-country. This week the weather was, well, imperfect. It poured and poured rain. It rained about as hard as I've seen it rain in 15 years.

I tried to take pictures of the first men's race. The rain was coming in sheets, sideways. I couldn't keep the umbrella in place while I took pictures. I did the "discretion is the better part of valor" thing and put my valuable camera away so it could live to shoot another day.

It poured rain for both men's races, and I scooted, cameraless, from place to place and cheered.

The rain mitigated a bit for the women's race, and I could take some pictures. You will see the effects of drops of water on the lens, though: many pictures have blurry spots where a rain drop was on the lens.

I also took pictures inside, after the event, but the lens was fogged from all the humidity.

Dan Grossman '71
dan@dg123.com

If you publish any of these pictures, give photo credit to "Dan Grossman," or in Brown University publications, to "Dan Grossman '71." Please let me know if you use my pictures.

This was Brown's first meet of year. It was as beautiful a day for cross-country as I've ever seen. The temperature was in the low 70s and the sun was shining.

I took lots of pictures, and here they are.

Go to "Welcome" at the top of the blue column to the left to order prints. If you order prints make sure you UNCHECK "crop" and hit "preview" to make sure you get the whole picture.

Let me know if you have any comments or suggestions.

Dan Grossman '71
dan@dg123.com

pictures.

This was Brown's first meet of year. It was as beautiful a day for cross-country as I've ever seen. The temperature was in the low 70s and the sun was shining.

I took lots of pictures, and here they are.

Go to "Welcome" at the top of the blue column to the left to order prints. If you order prints make sure you UNCHECK "crop" and hit "preview" to make sure you get the whole picture.

Let me know if you have any comments or suggestions.

Dan Grossman '71
dan@dg123.com