Don't take any wooden nickles

[Tim]

the title of this thread may contain a hint as well...

 

[RedOctober25]

SO how about the Pecos Bill Restaurant?

 

[Tim]

not inside pecos bill's, chief.

 

[goofmick]

How about the shooting gallery?

 

[Tim]

how bout.... NO!
it's between pecos and the shooting arcade.

 

[Craig]

country bears?

 

[RedOctober25]

is the trading post between those two?

 

[Tim]

nope... still in the right area, though.
these guesses are so close it's a shame, man!

 

[RedOctober25]

Wait... if I can't take any wooden nickels, can I take some pressed pennies?

 

[Craig]

is it the little kiosk across from country bears?

 

[Tim]

this one is just kind of standing there out in the open...
a feather in your cap if you can get this one.

 

[RedOctober25]

it's on the cigar store indian standing out front isn't it...

 

[Tim]

DING DING DING!


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[RedOctober25]

I have to give props too everyone else for narrowing it down.

 

[zackiedawg]

Now that's embarassing!

I got the Indian references in the clues...but I had Injun Joe stuck on my brain!

Good one. More excellent attention to detail from Disney.

It's particularly embarrassing since I just scanned a photo a few weeks ago of my uncle and I standing in front of that guy in 1973...and I didn't even notice or remember that detail!!:



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[RedOctober25]

Is this the Indian with the hidden mickey on his moccasins? (the guide said it was at Port Orleans Riverside, but as of two years ago it was no longer there).

 

[Tim]

never heard of that one, red.

 

[zackiedawg]

I haven't either. The indian in Frontierland has been there from the beginning...other than looking freshened and repainted, he's the same guy in 1973 as he is in Tim's current shot!

 

[Craig]

Very cool!
I will have to get a nice picture of him next time, I love that he has been there since the beginning!