Comparable so that it is possible to imagine in Europe several centuries earlier, when one approach the large Italian lakes, Côme, Majeur, or Garde, 7 lakes between San Martin de Los the Andes and Bariloche (which are in fact 8) offer a virgin nature of any dwelling. And even in certain places, of any human presence.
Clothed with arracannes, araucaria, coihue, alerce, lenga or sequoia, the slope of the surrounding mountains plunges gently in deep water intensely blue of lakes which the Indians mapuches baptized in strange way, like Nahuel Huapi, largest of all: "Nahuel" meaning tiger and "huapi", island.
Comparable so that it is possible to imagine in Europe several centuries earlier, when one approach the large Italian lakes, Côme, Majeur, or Garde, 7 lakes between San Martin de Los the Andes and Bariloche (which are in fact 8) offer a virgin nature of any dwelling. And even in certain places, of any human presence.
Clothed with arracannes, araucaria, coihue, alerce, lenga or sequoia, the slope of the surrounding mountains plunges gently in deep water intensely blue of lakes which the Indians mapuches baptized in strange way, like Nahuel Huapi, largest of all: "Nahuel" meaning tiger and "huapi", island.
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