Guess Where This Is

Rep to who ever knows where this is.

Barbecue University in Tennessee.

Switzerland?

Not exactly sure.....but they traced the phone call, and it's coming from
INSIDE THE HOUSE!

Nope.

Nope.

Nope.

Disneyland?

Here's a hint. It's a pretty famous landmark, and I'd guess that most people here have seen it, but this pic is taken at an odd angle, so it's not immediately recogniseable...until you see one very distinguishing feature that is in the pic.

I want to say Versialles, but I'm pretty sure that's wrong.

Nope.

That would be...

Nobody outside the U.S. has ever heard of the Biltmore Estate?

Okay, somebody else do it...

....but this time make it easier for Dan.

Was it the Grand Stairway that gave it away?

It's in Ashville, NC. Beautiful place. Wish my yard looked like that one. Isn't it the largest privately owned estate in the U.S.?

Asheville is awesome. I fell off a horse on the side of a mountain there about two spring breaks ago- I was lucky I landed in a good spot.

Cool pic, though.

The general shape of the roofline was familiar to me.

I remembered it from an episode of 'American Castles' (or somesuch) a couple of years back. I thought: "Glad they're taken good care of my house until I'm ready to move in."

Thought it was the Biltmore.

That place is a snore unless you're actually performing there.

Wish I'd seen this earlier...I used to work security at Biltmore, long ago.

From midnight to eight am, the place was MINE...

You don't want it.

No air conditioning. The A/C used to come from an ice making plant in the basement, which is no longer in use. That place gets extremely hot in the summer.

That said, if you do move in and want to know where the ghosts hang out, let me know.

Is it bigger than this one?

I had no clue, never having seen it.

But my Mom and my Sister (and her bf) were there recently:

I'm on the wrong side of the country, it seems... I didn't recognize it at all.

Have Gun Will Travel beat me to it. And yes, I think Biltmore is larger than San Simeon (sp?), the Hearst estate, if that's what your pic Gul.

Here's a more recogniseable picture. Several movies have been filmed there...including the "civilization" parts of the Last of the Mohicans feature film. The rest of that movie was filmed in the area where my ancestral family summer home is.

Forgot to attach the pic.