On the way home from doing a story on fishermen in South Boston, i came upon this BBQ stand in the middle of a junkyard. Here is what i saw...
October 12th, 2007 – The truck pictured here is Big Moe’s BBQ Ribs stand located in an industrial lot in the South End of Boston, MA last Friday. Big Moe’s has been in business for about 30 years, but only in this location for at least two months.
October 12th, 2007 – At left, owner of Big Moe’s BBQ Ribs, Leona “Lil’ Moe” Lambert, talks to her son Geovanni “Tiny Moe” Lambert, 20, during a lull at their roadside rib stand in an abandoned lot in the South End of Boston, MA last Friday. Big Moe’s has been in business for at least 30 years.
October 12th, 2007 – Geovanni “Tiny Moe” Lambert, 20, watches over the grill which smokes both chicken and ribs in the industrial lot where Big Moe’s BBQ Rib roadside pit is located in South Boston, MA. The owner Leona Lambert says Geovanni will be the third generation to run the business when she retires.
October 12th, 2007 –At right, Tim Bransfield reacts to the abundance of smoke from the grill, while at left Geovanni “Tiny Moe” Lambert, 20, prepares to take meat off of it at Big Moe’s BBQ Ribs stand in South Boston, MA last Friday.
October 12th, 2007 – Tim Bransfield takes a slab of smoked ribs off of the grill at Big Moe’s Rib’s stand in South Boston, MA last Friday. Big Moe’s will go through six to ten cases of ribs, which include ten slabs, on any given day.
October 12th, 2007 – At left, Anthony Stokes of Roxbury eats ribs from Big Moe’s BBQ immediately after purchase while the owner Leona “Lil’ Moe” Lambert reacts to the praise given by Stokes at the rib stand that is located in South Boston, MA last Friday.
October 12th, 2007 –Tim Bransfield cleans up after a day of grilling at Big Moe’s BBQ Ribs stand in South Boston, MA last Friday. The fire to the right is a product of the cardboard from the empty cases of the ribs used throughout the day.
At the 2007 Red Sox Rolling Rally thousands from Red Sox Nation gathered from Fenway Park all the way to Government Center, hoping to catch a glimpse of the 2007 World Series champions. While most of the parade ran smoothly, a brawl erupted when it was finshed at the Government Center destination. I saw one person on the ground who looked as if he was knocked unconsious while one individual assualted another with a skateboard. After five minuites the Boston Police finally arrived and broke it up.
October 30th, 2007 – This was the scene at the Kenmore Square T Stop during the Boston Red Sox victory Rolling Rally in Boston, MA last Tuesday. The Boston Duck Boat parade ran from Fenway Park to Government Center.
October 30th, 2007 – Boston Red Sox closing pitcher Jonathan Papelbon plays air guitar with a broom on a flat bed truck while the Boston based Rock band the Dropkick Murphys played for fans throughout the parade route. The broom is a symbol for the World Series “sweep” the Red Sox pulled on the Colorado Rockies last Sunday.
October 30th, 2007 – At center, Fox 25 reporter Kevin Lemanowicz delivers a report while being surrounded by Boston Red Sox fans during the 2007 MLB World Series in Front of the State House in Boston, MA last Tuesday.
October 30th, 2007 – After the Red Sox Rolling Rally a brawl broke out at Government Center in Boston, MA last Tuesday. Boston City Police showed up eventually but no arrests were made in the incident.
October 30th, 2007 – Following the Red Sox Rolling Rally, A Boston City police officer threatens to arrest a fan after a brawl that broke out at Government Center in Boston, MA last Tuesday. No arrests were made in the incident.
October 30th, 2007 – At the end of the Boston Red Sox Rolling Rally, Government Center Property Management worker Tommy uses a leaf blower to blow trash into the street near Government Center in Boston, MA last Tuesday. The garbage would later be cleaned by Boston’s department of Public Works.
