From: Doris Brown <tsingtao@eurotraveler.biz>
Date: September 8, 2007 6:31:13 PM EDT
To: Len <len@eurotraveler.biz>
Subject: Re: 1951 Iltis Huk

ojojojojoj  Lennart !           I think that "Iltis huk "  is German     The  Germans built the City that is why there is so much German  archtecture.  Perhaps  Huk is peninsula  and  Iltis is German name ??????
You got  me    All streets  were named Chinese with English spelling : EXample
       Tai-Ping gua  SE Loo  =  Below the Mountain  4th  road   ( Lo Shan  Mountain )  or  "Da -Ma Loo "   Big horse road     The road went pass the :" Horse raise course "
We came from  Kiaohsien  by train   and mofa drove the Model A  so we would have something  to drive in to Tsingtao from Iltis Huk      .   The train ride took  2 1/2  hours amd from Thingtao Sation  we too  Horse carriage  +  2  horses pulling it   that took about  1 hour to get to  Iltis huk  with  2  carriages +++  2  goats  for milk and  2  cooks to feed us !
KRAM mutsin     send on to Cookie and  Carey