The only German-Polish island in the Caribbean. The only place in the world with a street named Calle Drosselmayerstrasse, or Drosselmayer Street Street. Long dominated by the socially prominent, corrupt Redwing family, whose hold over the island was broken only by the efforts of the famous and reclusive private investigator, Lamont von Heilitz, acting in concert with his young protégé, Tom Pasmore. The original inhabitants of Mill Walk, an ancient race about whom nothing is known, left behind only two enigmatic words of their language, mogrom and rambichure and a number of ziggurats thought to be used in religious ceremonies, perhaps sacrificial in nature. Hence, contemporary Mill Walk has many commercial establishments bearing names such as Mog-Ram Pharmacy, Rambichure Bar & Grille, and the Ziggurat Discount Emporium.

The island’s capitol city, Mill Walk, is laid out on an east-west axis extending approximately ten miles from the quaint old harbor to the village of Palm Grove and contains nearly 8,000 citizens, a dwindling number of whom still speak the charming island patois.