Wandering through a little wooded area just north of Ferry Point Park, I came upon this rigged-up shelter on the bank of Westchester Creek.

Name-checked in the NY Times's obituary about John McNamara, the "Sage of the Bronx"

A curbside memorial

I first learned about the DOT's Safety City program a few years ago when I stumbled onto Staten Island's Safety City Boulevard, a simulated city street with intersections at Bicycle Helmet Road, Buckle Up Drive, and Stop Look Listen Lane.

The five-pointed variety

(I just learned that these asterisks are fire pump test headers.)

A convoluted interchange

This sign is well known to those pitiable souls who travel the Cross Bronx Expressway with any regularity.

Where's A?

Where "even the strangest-looking kids still have good tendencies inside them."

Like the Turnverein in Germany, the Czech Sokol was a nationalistic athletic movement founded in the 19th century.

This eight-pointer fills out our collection nicely.