Where in the world are Earnie & Eggs-Car-Go

[Edward Shook]

Whose home is that in the background? And how did Earnie and Eggs-Car-Go get on this distinguished property?

[Sharon Herman]

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OK, I'll guess. Is it the Kennedy Compound?

[Edward Shook]

Here is a better photo of the home, the sun was shining directly on it in the previous photo!

[Gina D.]

I'll take astab.. It's Tara?

or a place the Roger needs to mow!

[Frederick L. Simson]

I'll take a stab.. It's Tara?

I know! I know! Pick me!
First name George, married to Martha, could not tell a lie...

[Roger H]

I dunno... it sorta resembles this place:

[Edward Shook]

Fred and Roger you got it Mount Vernon ,George Washingtons home south of DC, but how did I get an egg on his field ? If you have been there you know there are no roads up there. This is on the estate on the opposite side from the Potomic.

[Roger H]

Lemme guess... you found an open gate and were doing donuts in the lawn with the Egg before they caught you?

BTW, Gina was right too... I just bought an apartment building in Mt. Vernon... Iowa...

Roger

[Edward Shook]

You were right we were selling but just not donuts. We did a craftshow there last summer . The quality of crafts were very good and they treated us very well, letting us stay and dry camp in the field behind the show. It was very nice to sit next to the egg behind Georges home and watch the moon come up. They even gave us an evening tour of the estate. There were civil war encampments and everyone in colonial garb. Marje sold her wheat designs and I sold maple syrup. That was a trip with the egg we will never forget. Anyone else have a trip or spot you went with your egg that makes a real memory for you?

[Gina D.]

Didn't George have fiberglass teeth?

[Roger H]

No, Gina ... EVERYONE knows they were wood. Carved. He bought them from a chainsaw wood carving vendor at the very first craft show on his lawn.

Roger