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posted by Uriah Robinson at 1:56 PM
Sunday, September 23, 2007
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7 Comments:
Scotland?
No, but a very good guess.
Eastern Europe?
No sorry another good guess, but the wrong direction.
Ireland?
Is it an eccentric American industrialist's Old World fantasy constructed along the Hudson River?
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CFR, you are correct it is Kylemore Abbey in the west of Ireland. I can highly recommend the scenery and the black stuff, but take a raincoat.
Peter, not that far west but I can see your point. There is a little bit of Vanderbilt eccentricity in the architecture. I work as a volunteer at Knightshayes Court an 1870s Gothic castle in the Devon countryside. That was the creation of a very eccentric Victorian William Burges for the Heathcoat Amory family, who were local landowners and industrialists.
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