The streets in IslandWalk are (nominally) named for various islands in the world. Not all of them are readily found, particularly given the spelling issues. This page adds a subsidiary menu to facilitate finding a given island, split into three sets: A through E, F through M, and N through Z.

If you find a better reference the the ones here, please let the webmaster know. (We're still looking for Bravada.)

Map controls are provided to change the display from a map to a satellite view, and to modify the zoom level. If Google has been there, an icon can be placed onto a zoomed map to “look around” at street level.

The standard page header contains the following functions:

•  opens HELP for a page (if shown).
•  returns from HELP to the original page (if shown).
• accesses the following menus:
  • Trinidad Way groups pages primarily of interest to residents of Trinidad Way, including:
    • Neighbors groups several pages, including the street map and info about CONCUR members.
    • Street Reps lists the curent street reps and how you interact with them.
    • Activities and Photos lists street activities and photo books.
    • Storm Planning provides references to prepare for and deal with a tropical storm.
    • Passwords is a quick way to generate secure passwords. (Trinidad Way will not keep any information about them.)
    • Memes is a fun way to create your own memes.
  • IslandWalk accesses the CONCUR website and a few things about IslandWalk.
  • Newsletters accesses recent weekly and monthly e-blasts from Castle Group, as well as some articles of particular significance.
  • Information groups pages of interest primarily within the Naples area, including:
    • Telephone Numbers displays interesting telephone numbers.
    • Interactive Maps maps interesting places both local and around the hemisphere.
    • News Weather etc. directly access popular categories of mostly‑external sites.
  • More Sites accesses even more categories of local and internet pages in sets for display or visiting.
• restores a scrolled page (such as this one) to the initial view. (For users with no mouse, it also hides the dropdown menu.)
• scrolls a page to the bottom. (For users with no mouse, it also hides the dropdown menu.)

Decisions of the judge are final, but feel free to lobby for another topic to be covered or another page to be referenced from this site.

Explore a bit, and always have fun.