This blog has nothing to do with gorillas (though I love 'em)...fellow bloggers have inspired me to share vintage images of Disneyland from my personal collection. But don't be surprised if you see something from a World's Fair, Knott's Berry Farm, or someplace else that is cool!
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Dancin' Indians
Arg! I love the Indian Dance Circle, I really do - I'm just sick of the photos. And it was a popular subject for guests, to put it mildly.
When those guys say they'll be there with bells on, they mean it. (Ba-DUM!).
2nd pic: Little girl blue with hands on her hips, who came with mother to be put on that stage and be Discovered, seems a little dismayed; "Now there's three of 'em goin' to it, we'll never get up there." But Farmer John near the middle is enjoying himself.
Yes the Indian Dance Circle. Critter Country now occupies this area. Fort Wilderness in background. It is a shame what they have done to Fort Wilderness. It is too bad they did not and would not rebuild it, but made it a closed static fort that looks as if it is built of Home Depot lumber. They need to bring it back as it was originally conceived by Walt Disney.
2nd pic: Little girl blue with hands on her hips, who came with mother to be put on that stage and be Discovered, seems a little dismayed; "Now there's three of 'em goin' to it, we'll never get up there." But Farmer John near the middle is enjoying himself.
ReplyDeleteYes the Indian Dance Circle. Critter Country now occupies this area. Fort Wilderness in background. It is a shame what they have done to Fort Wilderness. It is too bad they did not and would not rebuild it, but made it a closed static fort that looks as if it is built of Home Depot lumber. They need to bring it back as it was originally conceived by Walt Disney.
ReplyDeleteHey Hey, Farmer John...? I resemble that remark.
ReplyDeleteThe kids all look sorta bored. Maybe that's the story of the Indian Dance Circle.
JG