For a few brief hours on the early morning hours of October 28, Boston's Kenmore Square was the center of the known universe. The home of Fenway Park, tens of thousands of Red Sox fans converged from every corner of the city to celebrate the Red Sox's win.

	Walking east on Beacon Street, looking backwards toward An Tua Nua. Watch the video!		The first of hundreds of brooms we'd see that night.
	Celebrating the Red Sox "sweeping" the Cardinals.		Watching the crowds arrive at Kenmore Square, the Citgo glowing in the background. Watch the video!
			The crowd has grown into the thousands, and it's just 30 minutes after the game.
	A very happy group of college students.		My favorite moment of the night: a guy shows up with bagpipes. Watch the video!
	An ecstatic Sox fan dances a jig to the sound of the bagpipes.		The bagpiper switches to Queen's "We Will Rock You." Watch the video!
	I bet those beers never tasted better.		A lone fan sums up the entire World Series in one word.
	The crowd starts singing Ole Ole Ole! Watch the video!		Crowds climb atop the railing of the overpass leading towards Fenway.
			A trombonist and two guitarists break into "When the Saints Come Marching In." Watch the video!
			High-fiving the crowd as it passes by.
	Someone tries to climb a lamp post.

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