Just a Few Minutes-Fenway Park Tour

[livefrom201]

Must have been a great tour... I've done the regular Fenway Park many times, but as a fan of architecture and Fenway Park itself I would've loved to had taken this tour!

[namlhots]

@livefrom201 You can, when the Sox are away, Fenway's open for tours!

[nbaker07]

how boring can u get...this guy sounds like mr rogers...fenway park is such a dump!

[namlhots]

You must be talking about another Fenway Park, this one is a baseball shrine. Thanks for the Mr. Rogers comment.

[AjaxtheGoat]

That was great, every boy and man a like would probably of liked to of been in your shoes, thanks for taking us along for the ride.

[namlhots]

Thanks Mike, it's worth the trip, even if there's no game that day.

[ladydovington]

nice to have you back Tom.

did the chairs grow after they were watered?

[namlhots]

No, but the ones in the bleachers turned green. It's nice to be YouTube back.

[obsessivejez]

I hadn't realized seats needed watering.

Since you're an architect I will trust you on what a nice beam/column looks like. And then next time someone asks me what I think of their beams and/or columns I will compare it with these and can answer appropriately.

[namlhots]

Lots of peanut and popcorn dust on those seats. For some even nicer Post(Column) and Beam check out the Parthenon.

[ozgirl37]

Thanks for the Fenway tour, Tom! My favorite part was the history of jerseys.

[namlhots]

You're welcome, are you a big L. Frank Baum fan? Some of the oldest jerseys looked the most comfortable.

[culbrethcow]

gah! you should make more videos!

[namlhots]

Geh! I know, more coming soon.

[theaarondelay]

haha..."very nice beams and columns here"...:) "Nice Crossbracing"...oh you architects...

[namlhots]

The cantilevers were pretty wild too.