He was known to throw a few back.
The structure to the right of the truck is the "Perpetual Tomb" — built to keep the zombies from ever escaping?
This mostly subterranean tributary of Palmer's Run catches some daylight for about 60 feet as it runs alongside the aptly named Water Falls Italian restaurant.
As recently as 2005, however, there were active tanks stationed here at the Manor Road Armory.
This little parklet is so named because it is bounded on one side by Hodges Avenue, which calls to mind — but otherwise bears no relation to — Dodgers legend Gil Hodges (whose grave we visited back in January). This sounds like a classic Henry Stern move; he similarly gave the name "Old Hickory" to a Long Island City park on Jackson Avenue, which is named for John C. — not Andrew — Jackson.
