South America Mystery Auction - 8/7/12

[LL_Moderator_ks]

A South America Mystery Auction is currently featured on the LL homepage and is available for everyone to view. There will be clues 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! Visit the Mystery Auction - $1 starting bid landing page to view this auction along with our other live $1 starting bid auctions.

Cheers,
Luxury Link

[LL_Moderator_ks]

CLUE:

Motto: "In Unity and Freedom"

[omegaet]

A South America Mystery Auction is currently featured on the LL homepage and is available for everyone to view. There will be clues 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! Visit the Mystery Auction - $1 starting bid landing page to view this auction along with our other live $1 starting bid auctions.

Cheers,
Luxury Link

Almost certain it is:

Bariloche, Argentina

Someone is going to have a fabulous trip......if you plan to rent a vehicle during your visit - - - get a 4X4, since you will surely wish to venture off the paved roads.

[bonniejoy03]

I am heading there in December!!!!

[omegaet]

I am heading there in December!!!!

You need to steal this deal and stay three more days.....lots to see and do in this region.

[lfiengo]

I think it's Bariloche Chamring Lyxury Lodge!

[omegaet]

I am heading there in December!!!!

.....calling this up on your FB just to get a few more views of the area:

Oakley Product test and campaign shoot, Argentina July 2012 | Blake Jorgenson | Action Sports Photographer

btw....Oakley needs to use spell check.

[jsattapr2]

.....calling this up on your FB just to get a few more views of the area:

Oakley Product test and campaign shoot, Argentina July 2012 | Blake Jorgenson | Action Sports Photographer

btw....Oakley needs to use spell check.

Some very impressive photos. Guess they catch a bit of snow down there in Bariloche.

[LL_Moderator_ks]

CLUE:

AKA: "People from behind the mountain"

[LL_Travelfan]

I assume it is Bariloch. Wikipedia says the name Bariloche comes from the Mapudungun word Vuriloche meaning "people from behind the mountain" (vuri = behind, che = people). The Vuriloche pass was used by the Poyas to cross the Andes and was kept secret from the European priests for a long time.