Plot
Goofy is trying to enjoy some peace and quiet on his hammock, but can't find a second tree to link it to. It is revealed that Goofy has a mock backyard on top of a huge skyscraper. To get a new tree, he heads out of the city and into the country to get a tree, one that is the home of Louie the Mountain Lion. Goofy and Louie begin competing for the hammock and tree (for example, they push each other off and sneak in after placing a doorbell call). Eventually, Goofy and Louie's competition for a resting place causes the hammock to break free out of the building, resulting in nothing but mayhem. Goofy and Louie decide to go their own ways, with Goofy staying where he is and Louie heading back to the countryside with his tree. Fortunately, an acorn falls off and Goofy ties a knot on it, then he starts watering it, planning to grow his own tree for the hammock.Home media
The short was released on December 2, 2002, on '' Walt Disney Treasures: The Complete Goofy'' and on the "Walt Disney's Classic Cartoon Favorites Starring Goofy" Volume 3.See also
* '' Father's Lion'' * '' Hook, Lion and Sinker'' * '' Lion Around''References
External links
* 1950s Disney animated short films Films directed by Jack Kinney Films produced by Walt Disney Goofy (Disney) short films Films scored by Paul Smith (composer) Animated films about cougars 1950s English-language films American animated short films RKO Pictures short films RKO Pictures animated short films Animated films about dogs American comedy short films Films about trees English-language short films 1951 animated short films {{Disney-animation-film-stub