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Twin Peaks Location – Deputy Andy Visits the Farmer in Part 7

Have you ever looked at something for so long but couldn’t quite recall where you have seen it before? This happened to me while identifying the film location for Miriam Sullivan’s trailer in Twin Peaks Part 10 on Showtime. It wasn’t until the next morning after publishing that I realized what I found.

WHERE IS THE LOCATION WHERE DEPUTY ANDY VISITS THE FARMER IN PART 7?

In Twin Peaks Part 7, Deputy Andy visits the Farmer to question him about the truck parked in his front yard.

Andy questions the Farmer
Part 7

Perhaps my mind processing images while I slept as when I woke up I realized I found this film location the night before.  It’s the same location as Miriam Sullivan’s trailer – 8208 428th Ave SE, Snoqualmie, Washington. This time, however, the action takes place at the front of the property.

The Farmer Location Map
Google Maps

Here’s an aerial map with scenes from Part 7 and where they took place at the Snoqualmie location. Please note – This location is on Private Property, so “No Trespassing.”

Andy's Police Car
Part 7
The tree
Photo courtesy of Bing Maps

The tree circled in red was the clue that unlocked the location.  You can see it’s unique shape in the image from Part 7.

Sheds in Part 7
Sheds in Part 7
Part 10
Sheds in Part 10

The sheds seen in the background of Part 7 are the same sheds in Part 10 (just shown from the opposite sides).

House in Part 7
Part 7
Part 7 Map
Bing Maps

Sadly I couldn’t see much of the home from street view on Bing Maps. But the home in Part 7 was shot from the side; Bing only offered a front view.

The farmer
Photo courtesy of Showtime

On a related note, I previously identified the Farmer’s hat as seen in the article – The Farmer’s Hat in Part 7.

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  • Steven Miller at Twede's Cafe enjoying cherry pie and coffee

    A "Twin Peaks" fan since October 1993, Steven Miller launched Twin Peaks Blog in February 2018 to document his decades-long fascination with David Lynch and Mark Frost's wonderful and strange show. With his Canon camera in hand, he's visited numerous film locations, attended Twin Peaks events and conducted extensive historical research about this groundbreaking series. Along with fellow Bookhouse Boys, he dreams of creating a complete Twin Peaks Archive of the series and feature film. Steven currently resides in Central Florida.

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