Christopher Lavender commented: “I have come into possession of a WD map of HKG from 1936. I never knew that the hill features near the border were named Cheviots , Mendips and the North and South Downs. Also Snowden in the other photograph I assume to be ‘Nameless’ as it lies north of Kai Kung Leng.”
John Harrop noted that there appeared to be a race course near the site of what subsequently became Gallipoli Lines.
I knew about the River Indus that ran through Gallipoli Lines and Beas River, but I had no idea that the other rivers in the vicinity had also been named after those in India: Ganges, Jhelum, Chenab, Sutlej &c.
John Harrop has found information online about the pre-war race course and airstrip at San Wai Camp (Gallipoli Lines): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kwanti_Racecourse and photos at https://gwulo.com/media/15497
And the bailey bridge over River Indus was said to be haunted by the ‘Sungure Bhoot’!
Yes, I remember you telling us about the ‘Sungure Bhoot’ in your post about ‘Gurkha Ghost Stories’ at http://2ndgoorkhas.com/gurkha-ghost-stories/