You brought me to tears. A gift. You have a gift of words. I have never been so thrilled to hear the next sentence. You, my dear, are an Artist. Thank you for this.
I was going to say the same thing. I was hanging on every delicious word. Casey truly has a gift, her storytelling is captivating! I could listen all day.
I agree, you are an artist of words and I thank you so much for taking me along to places I would never have gotten to see otherwise. Stay safe in your travels.
Outstanding! This brought back memories of when my family visited Biltmore in the 1980's. Your productions should be on TV, like Sunday's Good Morning America.
I currently work at the Inn so I was able to connect with this. When I first moved to Asheville 6 years ago I was always trying to get hired, but to no avail. Until finally, a year ago it happened. Well done.
Casey, you are one hell of a woman! This was a beautiful video as always and I can so relate to your sarcasm! Keep doing what you do because you do it so well! Thank you for sharing wonderful things in the world that I will never get to see!
Back in the day, I was a chaperone for a Biltmore visit for one of my children's school trips who are now grown and I was always given the additional bad kids to watch. I really didn't get to concentrate on the history of this beautiful home when I was there because I had.... well.... the bad kids i had to always chase down, so I missed the real tour. Thank you for this documentary. My husband and I will have go back to the Biltmore and take time to really explore it's history and beauty. Love your channel, good job
I was fortunate to tour this gorgeous estate in the very late 90's. Was there almost an entire day, but still didn't see everything. This wonderful video awakened long forgotten memories and I learned (or remembered, who knows at age 76!) more about the history. You have such a talent i hope you make $$$ from. I watch everything anyway.....just to see and hear you. You are the inside voice of this sweet southern little old lady!
Beautiful photography, editing, and music, as always. You managed to make it look as if you had the place to yourself. I've been there twice, but I didn't pay nearly what you did-ouch! Thanks for a nice reprise
Living in VA I've visited Biltmore several times. I've watched more videos than I care to remember. In all fairness, Your's was without doubt the most informative I've seen. Very well done. Thank you .
As you so elegantly do, that was amazing Casey. How would you like to be in charge of just cleaning the bathrooms? No thanks. That place is enormous! Thanks for that tour.
Another great video. So, I just bought a big truck and 23 ft fifth wheel (used) from an elderly fellow. I thought, if you are rocking it, then why the hell not. Never driven one but I’ll figure it out probably with the help of UA-cam. I have 2 years or so left at my law enforcement job in Canada and then the other half ((already retired spouse) and I can get to travel other than weekends and holidays. Anyways, love your videos and I can relate to your sense of humour and wit.
Love, love, love your storytelling! And your sarcasm and wit. Whether you’re just talking to us, taking us on a tour, or giving us the back story to a location or event you have a unique ability to engage us. I’m sorry you got kicked out of the storage unit but (selfishly) so glad that you’re on the move and taking us with you. Enjoy your travels and stay safe.
It's not overpriced IMO. You are supporting the upkeep, the art, the history.... totally worth every penny. I enjoy the arts and think they have an important place in our society and since they don't get the love.... Yes it gets more and more expensive to keep it alive 😥.
Thank you, thank you, thank you Casey! What a glorious video of a bygone era. I nearly choked with laughter and fell off the bed when you said,"Bob made the Smokey Mountains his bitch". One always has a love affair with a Dodge Ram 2500 Turbo diesel. I see a long and happy life for you and Bob. I imagine that my late husband's 1999 Ram 2500 is still roaming the Texas Hill Country somewhere. ( After Gary's death in 2006 I donated it to our volunteer fire department, which later sold it as they needed the cash more than another truck.) Please keep up the good work. I hope to see more Baby Moos and goats in videos to come. If you ever come to Kerrville, TX you are welcome to come by.
I love it when you take us with you on a tour. I will definitely be stopping here in the future. So glad your are conquering your fears of driving up mountains. I have been doing the same thing in my van in the Pacific Northwest. Mountains plus wind = one scary ride. I can’t imagine pulling a rig. 😎
These videos are awesome. You do a great job narrating the history, family, e.t.c. Most of us never get to see some of these historic places. I always feel like I was there by just listening and seeing the photo’s you capture. You are definitely talented telling the tales of long ago. Keep up the good work!
Hello Casey..What a well done video of the Biltmore estates. As a current resident of Asheville I had the pleasure of visiting the home with a family member from Canada. You are correct the ticket price was outrageous but after walking thru the home and gardens I was happy I took the plunge. Thank you again and stay safe.
Was nice to hear a little bit of your history and how you have evolved. Another great video ..always showing things most of us would never see. Your humor is appreciated.
My Grandfather was born in 1881 near the Biltmore House.. He worked there as a young man. He worked with horses and carriage bringing folks to and from the train station. My family owned land which tbey sold to the Vanderbilts and is part of the estate. I have been there to visit the old family cemetary on tbe property near the shooting club house, which was also owned by my family. Im generationally far separated from any money acquired during any sale of land.
+ Casey , May GOD Bless You and Yours , Always. Ich liebe dich . You're precious and beautiful , and totally awesome in your work . Thank you. --- Ray Shuler & The Doors -- 74 yr. old 24/7 Locksmith , who occasionally works Biltmore Estate , unlocking and opening autos , buildings , safes , and large 50 Passenger Busses-- 10/5/22 --- Thank GOD for our Savior JESUS CHRIST . Forever .
Casey, you have been dearly missed! Though I was fascinated by your build and commentaries, your documentaries are true treasure. Yes, a TV spot would also be enticing. I wonder if you could sell some of your documentaries to Sunday morning?
My wife and I love your videos. We were at the Biltmore about 2 years ago. I just cancelled a three week trip out west in my RV due to travel restrictions. Seeing your video confirmed I probably made the right decision. Thanks for the entertainment.
Wow! What a place... Thank you Casey. Your labours capturing this magnificent home are greatly appreciated from the other side of the world. Cheers from Western Australia.
You make such lovely videos.. not the average viewpoint, not the normal story. The industry is nuts to let you run around unsupported, unappreciated, and under exploited.
Hi Casey, your part of the story was the best. Working around that many people .... well, me, myself & I are preferred, but can tolerate up to three other individuals at one location. Nice out of sight location for the war wagon. Take care, enjoy the moos, and the peace and quiet of one of your favorite locations.
Yeah, the 2500 and 3500 Cummins RAM are kinda the same. If you wanted/needed a truck that can handle a lot heavier load, As in weight pushing down on the back of your truck so it doesn't squat, then a 3500, 4500, or even the 5500 may be needed. But they all have the same engine, the only difference is the suspension and axles are heavier duty to handle the heavier weight. For your RV your truck is perfect and has a much better ride than those other heavy haulers. lol. I know your truck is the bomb because I have one just like it, white and all. lol.
I don't know which story I liked better...your personal one or tour tour one. Both hilarious and informative. You have a very unique and interesting storytelling style.
Wonderful tour Casey. Nice reminder of a tour I took some years back. I remember Mr. Vanderbilt had Napoleon’s game table tucked away in there. Also felt a bit fleeced by the ticket prices and relentless hawking of Biltmore merch. Fabulous garden though.
I had a yearly pass which is much more affordable. The price of 2 visits equals a season pass. Oh it is really worth it if you live close. Wonderful place to go 🚶♀️. It is beautiful place.
Nice camera work and story! Thank you. I would pay $90 to go thru this place with an audio tour. I went thru the house years ago and will never forget it.
What a great tour. I have been there a several times and stayed overnight several times, it is an amazing place. They use to have outside concerts and all kinds of different music festivals during the summer, they were really fun. What great memories, thank you so much for sharing.
That was awesome 👏 thanks so much for putting all that work in. You are so good (don’t get a big head😃) at this and I always look forward to the next one🤙
Great video. Thanks for the virtual visit to the Biltmore. I am sure I am not the first person to say this but you should write a book because you can paint a picture with words like no one else.
I live in Asheville and have yet to visit due to the exorbitant price! For what their charging and the amount of visitors ( and their piecemeal tours) they must be making money hand over fist! I want to visit, so mixed with your sarcasm about the place and the reality of life there, your tour was the most real, I would imagine! Thanks!
Young lady, you are an epic, fucking, absolute amazing artist and deep thinking writer! Loved this tour! That's saying a lot because mansions bore me unless there's a scandalous story attached to it. You talked about grit and determination in your last video and I believe that if you keep this up you will find yourself soaring to greater and greater heights. Grit, baby girl! Raw grit.
I enjoy seeing the old building on your travels. If you ever get back to Georgia, drop by Milledgeville, GA. There you will find the old Central State Hospital. Now in decay, it housed the states mentally ill. Check it out on the web. Enjoy.
Casey Roman!! Such a blessing you are-thank you for sharing your talented visions with such powerful delivery! Forgive this older lady with limited vocabulary-I wish Gods blessings on you honey-and all that walk this great earth 👣🙏💞
I wanted to thank you 😊 for giving me a looking glass thru your eyes and information none of the last 19 bloggers ever commented on ,as a perspective of standing 🧍♂️ on the first step and immediately taking me thru time and the Who's who had lived and died ...very cleverly covered ..I shall be forevermore grateful you exist... and now a huge fan... 😳
Another extraordinary Casey Travelogue! Biltmore has always been on my Bucket List-but at $90, I may have to settle for your charming & informative report.
BRAVO👏 my dear Casey! I loved every second of this video! It was perfect! Your tour was breathtaking! One that I will unfortunately have to pass up cuz the place doesn't look particularly handicapped accessible. But I have your video! Once again, thank you Casey 💜.
You brought me to tears. A gift. You have a gift of words. I have never been so thrilled to hear the next sentence. You, my dear, are an Artist. Thank you for this.
I was going to say the same thing. I was hanging on every delicious word. Casey truly has a gift, her storytelling is captivating! I could listen all day.
I agree, you are an artist of words and I thank you so much for taking me along to places I would never have gotten to see otherwise. Stay safe in your travels.
This is where you shine. Your story telling is your instrument. And you play it beautifully. Writing, imagery, composition, editing, it's all there.
Your ability to tell the story of history is so worth listening to!! I love your videos no matter the subject!
Outstanding! This brought back memories of when my family visited Biltmore in the 1980's. Your productions should be on TV, like Sunday's Good Morning America.
I currently work at the Inn so I was able to connect with this. When I first moved to Asheville 6 years ago I was always trying to get hired, but to no avail. Until finally, a year ago it happened. Well done.
As always you knock it out. Your beautiful stories about beautiful places. You still rock.
The Biltmore should be paying you to do a documentary.
Casey, you are one hell of a woman! This was a beautiful video as always and I can so relate to your sarcasm! Keep doing what you do because you do it so well! Thank you for sharing wonderful things in the world that I will never get to see!
Back in the day, I was a chaperone for a Biltmore visit for one of my children's school trips who are now grown and I was always given the additional bad kids to watch. I really didn't get to concentrate on the history of this beautiful home when I was there because I had.... well.... the bad kids i had to always chase down, so I missed the real tour. Thank you for this documentary. My husband and I will have go back to the Biltmore and take time to really explore it's history and beauty. Love your channel, good job
consintrate? you naughty girl.
Another example of why you are the only RV channel I look forward to! Thank you Casey!
THANK YOU! Yo talent is amazing. Please don’t ever stop, we love you.....
I was fortunate to tour this gorgeous estate in the very late 90's. Was there almost an entire day, but still didn't see everything. This wonderful video awakened long forgotten memories and I learned (or remembered, who knows at age 76!) more about the history. You have such a talent i hope you make $$$ from. I watch everything anyway.....just to see and hear you. You are the inside voice of this sweet southern little old lady!
Beautiful photography, editing, and music, as always. You managed to make it look as if you had the place to yourself. I've been there twice, but I didn't pay nearly what you did-ouch! Thanks for a nice reprise
With this piece you should have got in free (your advertising for them. No, actually, they should be paying you for this!)
@@kathywehmeyer55 I concur.... at least a lifetime pass. AND her old Job back!!!!!!
That was a spectacular narration of this historic home. You do a great job bringing us historical and hysterical information!
A wise friend once told that everyone should see the Biltmore and San Simeon, to see what unlimited resources can do (With and without taste...)
That was really well done. You have quite a talent for this stuff.
This is what you excel at. Bravo.
Living in VA I've visited Biltmore several times. I've watched more videos than I care to remember. In all fairness, Your's was without doubt the most informative I've seen. Very well done. Thank you .
As you so elegantly do, that was amazing Casey. How would you like to be in charge of just cleaning the bathrooms? No thanks. That place is enormous! Thanks for that tour.
Another great video. So, I just bought a big truck and 23 ft fifth wheel (used) from an elderly fellow. I thought, if you are rocking it, then why the hell not. Never driven one but I’ll figure it out probably with the help of UA-cam. I have 2 years or so left at my law enforcement job in Canada
and then the other half ((already retired spouse) and I can get to travel other than weekends and holidays. Anyways, love your videos and I can relate to your sense of humour and wit.
Love, love, love your storytelling! And your sarcasm and wit. Whether you’re just talking to us, taking us on a tour, or giving us the back story to a location or event you have a unique ability to engage us. I’m sorry you got kicked out of the storage unit but (selfishly) so glad that you’re on the move and taking us with you. Enjoy your travels and stay safe.
That was amazing! I just love these videos. You have such a gift for story telling. God bless and be safe. See you next time.
It's not overpriced IMO. You are supporting the upkeep, the art, the history.... totally worth every penny. I enjoy the arts and think they have an important place in our society and since they don't get the love.... Yes it gets more and more expensive to keep it alive 😥.
Casey the world is a better place with you in it!
Thank you, thank you, thank you Casey! What a glorious video of a bygone era. I nearly choked with laughter and fell off the bed when you said,"Bob made the Smokey Mountains his bitch". One always has a love affair with a Dodge Ram 2500 Turbo diesel. I see a long and happy life for you and Bob. I imagine that my late husband's 1999 Ram 2500 is still roaming the Texas Hill Country somewhere. ( After Gary's death in 2006 I donated it to our volunteer fire department, which later sold it as they needed the cash more than another truck.) Please keep up the good work. I hope to see more Baby Moos and goats in videos to come. If you ever come to Kerrville, TX you are welcome to come by.
That was absolutely amazing!!! Thank you for making and sharing this beautiful video Casey so well done😊🇨🇦
That was so cool to watch..thank u 4 the tour..hope u have a good holiday wkend
I love it when you take us with you on a tour. I will definitely be stopping here in the future. So glad your are conquering your fears of driving up mountains. I have been doing the same thing in my van in the Pacific Northwest. Mountains plus wind = one scary ride. I can’t imagine pulling a rig. 😎
This was an amazing presentation. Thank you, for permitting us to live vicariously through your travels.
I love these style of videos. Your narrative is informative yet with a soothing sarcastic wit. I love them.
We toured Biltmore and was so wowed by the architecture of this mansion. We're planning to go back to see it one more time.
As always you tell the best stories and can make any topic interesting. This was outstanding. Thank you
These videos are awesome. You do a great job narrating the history, family, e.t.c. Most of us never get to see some of these historic places. I always feel like I was there by just listening and seeing the photo’s you capture. You are definitely talented telling the tales of long ago. Keep up the good work!
I love your bubbley attitude, so thank you for posting another video. it brings some light into the struggles im facing today
Another well thought out report, I especially love that staircase because of the engineering, let’s hope our future is as brilliant as their past.
Hello Casey..What a well done video of the Biltmore estates. As a current resident of Asheville I had the pleasure of visiting the home with a family member from Canada. You are correct the ticket price was outrageous but after walking thru the home and gardens I was happy I took the plunge. Thank you again and stay safe.
Beautifully done, as always. I'm sorry you missed some of the outer buildings - they are pretty spectacular as well. Thanks for traveling for me!
Casey needs to have her own talk show, I love her, I love to learn, and I've learned so much from her :-)
Was nice to hear a little bit of your history and how you have evolved. Another great video ..always showing things most of us would never see. Your humor is appreciated.
My Grandfather was born in 1881 near the Biltmore House.. He worked there as a young man. He worked with horses and carriage bringing folks to and from the train station. My family owned land which tbey sold to the Vanderbilts and is part of the estate. I have been there to visit the old family cemetary on tbe property near the shooting club house, which was also owned by my family. Im generationally far separated from any money acquired during any sale of land.
So beautiful Casey, thank you.
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Casey , May GOD Bless You and Yours , Always. Ich liebe dich . You're precious and beautiful , and totally awesome in your work . Thank you. --- Ray Shuler & The Doors -- 74 yr. old 24/7 Locksmith , who occasionally works Biltmore Estate , unlocking and opening autos , buildings , safes , and large 50 Passenger Busses-- 10/5/22 --- Thank GOD for our Savior JESUS CHRIST . Forever .
Another excellent historical tour, Casey. So glad you are doing what you love, and doing what I love. Win-win!!!
Bob will be with you a very long time..he is well built!
I hope for many reliable miles for Casey and Bob.
Great video, especially touched when you explained stepping on the first step and holding the rail ...
Casey, you were made for this job. Your perfect. Love all your work and follow you faithfully. Thanks Casey.
Top notch Casey!
Your style and visions are 2nd to NONE!
This is the reason for which you maintain my “subscribed” status.
Casey, you have been dearly missed! Though I was fascinated by your build and commentaries, your documentaries are true treasure. Yes, a TV spot would also be enticing. I wonder if you could sell some of your documentaries to Sunday morning?
I so get that feeling of "in the footsteps of fore fathers" in these old houses.
My wife and I love your videos. We were at the Biltmore about 2 years ago. I just cancelled a three week trip out west in my RV due to travel restrictions. Seeing your video confirmed I probably made the right decision. Thanks for the entertainment.
Wow! What a place... Thank you Casey. Your labours capturing this magnificent home are greatly appreciated from the other side of the world. Cheers from Western Australia.
You make such lovely videos.. not the average viewpoint, not the normal story. The industry is nuts to let you run around unsupported, unappreciated, and under exploited.
Hi Casey, your part of the story was the best. Working around that many people .... well, me, myself & I are preferred, but can tolerate up to three other individuals at one location. Nice out of sight location for the war wagon. Take care, enjoy the moos, and the peace and quiet of one of your favorite locations.
You are so interesting to listen too, thanks again mate
Yeah, the 2500 and 3500 Cummins RAM are kinda the same. If you wanted/needed a truck that can handle a lot heavier load, As in weight pushing down on the back of your truck so it doesn't squat, then a 3500, 4500, or even the 5500 may be needed. But they all have the same engine, the only difference is the suspension and axles are heavier duty to handle the heavier weight. For your RV your truck is perfect and has a much better ride than those other heavy haulers. lol. I know your truck is the bomb because I have one just like it, white and all. lol.
I don't know which story I liked better...your personal one or tour tour one. Both hilarious and informative. You have a very unique and interesting storytelling style.
Best tour of the Biltmore that I have had! Kudos!!!
Why hasn’t someone picked you up for the travel channel to do these?? WAY Better than most of the crap on regular tv!
Because I swear and have opinions. Look at the tv landscape. It’s as vanilla as vanilla can be.
@@CaseyRoman Your opinions are great. The swearing could be toned down, in my opinion, but I love you anyway,
Thank you Casey! This was an amazing tour with your words describing it all perfectly! Sending love from Brooklyn NY! XO!
Wonderful tour Casey. Nice reminder of a tour I took some years back. I remember Mr. Vanderbilt had Napoleon’s game table tucked away in there. Also felt a bit fleeced by the ticket prices and relentless hawking of Biltmore merch.
Fabulous garden though.
Very well done 👏 I agree with you at the end that you will never see craftsmanship as that again.
I had a yearly pass which is much more affordable. The price of 2 visits equals a season pass. Oh it is really worth it if you live close. Wonderful place to go 🚶♀️. It is beautiful place.
Well composed as usual. Thanks for the history and tour. Hope you continue with these videos.
Very VERY Nice Detailed Tour - Thanx.... mvc
Nice camera work and story! Thank you. I would pay $90 to go thru this place with an audio tour. I went thru the house years ago and will never forget it.
Wow! What you said about staircases was stunningly beautiful! I typed it out with quotation marks and gave credit to you! 🌺 I hope you don’t mind!
What a great tour. I have been there a several times and stayed overnight several times, it is an amazing place. They use to have outside concerts and all kinds of different music festivals during the summer, they were really fun. What great memories, thank you so much for sharing.
That was awesome 👏 thanks so much for putting all that work in. You are so good (don’t get a big head😃) at this and I always look forward to the next one🤙
Great video. Thanks for the virtual visit to the Biltmore. I am sure I am not the first person to say this but you should write a book because you can paint a picture with words like no one else.
My husband loves his 3500 - he trailers cattle over mountains - it feels stable with that much power.
Thank you for the video. That house is amazing. What a beautiful structure.
You need to get ahold of whoever bought the Playboy Mansion and do a tour of it, your spin on that one would be hilarious
Wow another jewel, thank you. The story, videography and edit are beyond good. I felt as if I was travelling with you.
I live in Asheville and have yet to visit due to the exorbitant price! For what their charging and the amount of visitors ( and their piecemeal tours) they must be making money hand over fist! I want to visit, so mixed with your sarcasm about the place and the reality of life there, your tour was the most real, I would imagine! Thanks!
Young lady, you are an epic, fucking, absolute amazing artist and deep thinking writer! Loved this tour! That's saying a lot because mansions bore me unless there's a scandalous story attached to it. You talked about grit and determination in your last video and I believe that if you keep this up you will find yourself soaring to greater and greater heights. Grit, baby girl! Raw grit.
You do an awesome job with Bob. Wishing you safe and fun travels always.
Nobody tells a story like you do! Great job Casey.
Wow! Absolutely incredible structure! Excellent video and commentary!
Beautiful video!! Thank you!!!
I enjoy seeing the old building on your travels. If you ever get back to Georgia, drop by Milledgeville, GA. There you will find the old Central State Hospital. Now in decay, it housed the states mentally ill.
Check it out on the web. Enjoy.
Another well done video !! Thank you !!
Just love your story telling- review- documentaries 💕
Thank you for the tour and backstory. Great job!
Wow! What a talent you are Casey.
Casey Roman!! Such a blessing you are-thank you for sharing your talented visions with such powerful delivery! Forgive this older lady with limited vocabulary-I wish Gods blessings on you honey-and all that walk this great earth 👣🙏💞
I really enjoy your edits casey. It makes me laugh how a story can go. I laugh so hard. Chief Ding Dong ha ha.
Awesome video..Thank you,Casey..
You really have a gift for telling a story. That was super entertaining!
I love this video! Your a great storyteller.....Thank You...Cheers Coleen
I wanted to thank you 😊 for giving me a looking glass thru your eyes and information none of the last 19 bloggers ever commented on ,as a perspective of standing 🧍♂️ on the first step and immediately taking me thru time and the Who's who had lived and died ...very cleverly covered ..I shall be forevermore grateful you exist... and now a huge fan... 😳
Excellent storytelling as usual Casey.
This looks just like his grandfather's Vanderbilt estate in Hyde Park NY. Although I don't remember a pool, the architecture is the same.
Terrific storytelling and photography work!
Well done tour of this fabulous home. Incredible pictures and insight if the history.
Another extraordinary Casey Travelogue! Biltmore has always been on my Bucket List-but at $90, I may have to settle for your charming & informative report.
Thanks again for sharing your wonderful adventures, be safe 😷🥰🇨🇦
Love your videos and sence of humor.
You are an amazing person. I've watched your UA-cam volgs for a time now.
Casey, very well done! Sarcasm, rant and story! What a trifecta, too. Cheers, Mate.
BRAVO👏 my dear Casey! I loved every second of this video! It was perfect! Your tour was breathtaking! One that I will unfortunately have to pass up cuz the place doesn't look particularly handicapped accessible. But I have your video! Once again, thank you Casey 💜.