NEW Mystery Auction - 11/19/07!

[LL_Moderator_ks]

The Auction opens on November 19, 2007.
(Charming Spa Getaway in France)



The Auction can be found in the LL Travel e-Newsletter as well as on the Homepage.



You may sign up for the email and bid on the auction immediately,that is, if you are not a current email subscriber or simply check out the homepage.







There will be hints throughout the duration of the Auction to let you know the location of the property.




So check this Forum in the Community throughout the next
few days to learn more!




Cheers,



Luxury Link


CLICK HERE to go back to the Mystery Auction.


*Look for the first Clue Tuesday @12pm PST!






Message Edited by LL_Moderator_ks on 11-19-2007 09:20 AM

[LL_Moderator_ks]

CLUE:


This location is the site of many prehistoric habitations, Allied landings in World War II, an existentialist retreat and even the topic of a Pink Floyd song.



*Look for the next clue Wednesday at 12pm PST!

[omegaet]

Could be in the Carnac region!

[cruisinred]

Hmm...I think I know where this might be.

In ancient times, was the mystery location called Athenopolis, or Heraclea Caccabaris? And the current name of the town, given in the 18th century, is now also the name ofa brand of suncreen?

[LL_Moderator_ks]

Here's a big CLUE:



This area is sometimes called the 'blacksheep' of the French Riviera.


*Look for the location Monday @10am PST!


Happy Thanksgiving everyone

[edmundwall]

St Tropez Travel Guide Print this Guide | Email this Guide


St Tropez
St Tropez has long held the reputation of being the 'black sheep' of the renowned French Riviera resort towns, where anything goes, the more sinful the better. Sexy starlets were flaunting themselves topless here back in the 1930s, long before the beautiful people dared disrobe elsewhere, and St Tropez' reputation as a kinky carnival town attracting the more bohemian members of the 'in' crowd continues to this day. The fairly inaccessible fishing village of St Tropez, sited on a peninsula, was 'discovered' late in the 19th century by a bunch of reprobate writers and artists, and its reputation as a flamboyant and fashionable resort quickly spread. There is little left of the medieval Provencal atmosphere of the original town, but behind the rows of yachts fronting the terraced cafes of the waterfront are some narrow, picturesque streets full of shops. The hub of the town is the Place aux Herbes, a busy enclave of fish, fruit, vegetable and flower stalls, where the tourism office is located.

[LL_Moderator_ks]

LOCATION:


Nice job, edmundwall - St Tropez, France!

[LL_Moderator_ks]

At this location you'll find exciting dining...


and stunning poolside luxury...

[rwool77]

I'm really confused. What is the name of the spa in St. Tropez?