Celtic’s title success was celebrated far and wide as supporters saluted the work of Brendan Rodgers and his side.
With just one of his signings in the side, Scott Sinclair, the hoops turned in an awesome performance that would have brought more than five goals if the match officials had a better grasp of the Laws of the Game.
For the privileged few inside Tynecastle the players joined in the singing, waving and huddle as they celebrated a title triumph back at the ground where their domestic season kicked off.
Around Scotland, across parts of England and Ireland and further afield in North America and other outposts supporters were keen to pay their respects for an incredible season that has delivered the title after 28 wins and two draws.
When he arrived as Celtic manager Rodgers knew the history- now he is creating it within an environment in which he is very comfortable.
After a short pause for reflection Rodgers is already planning for Partick Thistle on Wednesday night and beyond with beyond meaning the Champions League qualifiers and hopefully the group stage.
This isn’t the end, far from it, it’s barely the beginning.