Yawkey Way just outside the walls of Fenway Park.

The view of Fenway Park from inside the .406 Club just below the press area. The area is enclosed and air conditioned. The tempered glass is too thick to allow sound to penetrate so the game audio is fed in through a speaker system.

This is the television play-by-play booth for the Boston affiliate. Don Orsillo or Sean McDonough and Jerry Remy perch here for most Sox home games.

The view from the press box of Fenway Park looking down the left field line.

The view of Fenway from foot bridge leading to the Monster Seats in left field. Standing just to the right of the left field pole looking in to the plate.

Dad, Charlotte and Mom sitting in the Monster Seats at Fenway Park.

Fenway Park from the left field wall in the Monster Seats.

Mom, Charlotte, Dad and me on the left field wall in Fenway.

The new Monster Seats at Fenway Park. Fans actually sit on a stool with a small desk/bar on which to put refreshments, programs, etc.

The Green Monster, left field in Fenway Park.

Mom, Charlotte and Dad setting foot on the Fenway field for the first time. That's six small steps for all mankind.

Up close and personal with the Green Monster. Tour Guide Jim explaining the morse code signage on the wall.

Dad and the Green Monster; a lifetime of dreams realized.

Dad and me at the left field wall.

Charlotte and me in center field. For the record, the Sox lost later this same day after leading
9-2 in the 7th inning. It had nothing to do with us.

Mom, Charlotte, me and Dad in center field.

Me against the Wall. I coulda been a contenda.

Dad in center field.

The expansive outfield grass from the right field corner.

Looking down the right field line from the right field pole -- Pesky's Pole.

Dad in the Sox dugout, ready to make that call to the bullpen.

What do the players see when they're sitting in the Sox dugout? A ground level view.

Dad and me in the dugout at Fenway.

Me on the dugout stairs.

The Sox dugout along the first base line.