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TWIN PEAKS BLOG

Documenting and archiving my fascination with David Lynch and Mark Frost's TWIN PEAKS, TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME and TWIN PEAKS: THE RETURN.

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  • All in the Details
  • Art Peaks
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Twin Peaks Film Location – Carl Rodd’s Bench in Part 6

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One of the highlights during my trip to Washington state in September 2019 was visiting the film location for Carl Rodd’s bench. This brief-but-moving scene in Twin Peaks Part 6 on Showtime shows Mr. Rodd watching a mother and son play tag while he enjoys a cigarette and a cup of coffee from the Double…

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Rancho Rosa Estates sign from Twin Peaks
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Twin Peaks Location – Rancho Rosa Estates Sign

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In the first half of Twin Peaks Season 3 on Showtime, we are introduced to Rancho Rosa Estates, a nearly abandoned community located on the outskirts of Las Vegas. A welcome sign for the community was used as an establishing shot in several episodes. This film location for the sign spot, like many of the…

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Twin Peaks Location – Agent Cooper Meets Laura Palmer

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During my visit to Olallie State Park  in mid-September 2019, I visited many Twin Peaks film locations. Most scenes were shot along Weeks Falls trail, a spectacular tree-lined, dirt trail that ends at a beautiful waterfall. At the beginning this trail, you’ll find the iconic location from Season 3 where Agent Cooper meets Laura Palmer following…

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Twin Peaks Location – Mr. C Visits Naido’s Spot

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In Twin Peaks Part 14 on Showtime, the Twin Peaks Sheriff’s Department discovers Naido while visiting a spot 253 yards due east of Jack Rabbit’s Palace. This magical portal is seen again in Part 17 when Mr. C visits this location. I covered the film location in Olallie State Park rather extensively in this article….

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Twin Peaks Location – FBI Chief of Staff Denise Bryson’s Office

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The quest to find every Twin Peaks film location continues with a return to Los Angeles, California. In Part 4 on Showtime, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Deputy Director Gordon Cole visits Federal Bureau of Investigation Chief of Staff Denise Bryson to inform her that they found the missing Special Agent Dale Cooper. This scene, like…

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Twin Peaks Location – James Hurley and Laura Palmer in the Woods

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Have you ever looked at something and felt it wasn’t quite right? I had that feeling when I was looking for the film location of James Hurley and Laura Palmer’s meeting in the woods from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. While visiting Olallie State Park on September 17, 2019, I thought I found the spot….

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Twin Peaks Location – FBI Crime Van in Deer Meadow

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Stop me if you’ve heard this one before – a FBI Mobile Crime Van Driver and a Medic walk into Deer Meadow Sheriff’s Department in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me only to discover that they have been miscredited for years. This article originally set out to discuss a film location from my favorite David Lynch…

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Twin Peaks Location – Drug Deal at Midnight

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In Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, Jacques Renault arranges a big drug deal at midnight, near the sound of sawing wood. In a previous article, I discussed the film location for the first part of this scene. Today, I continue with a look at where their deal-gone-south took place. I couldn’t wait to write…

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Twin Peaks Location – Bobby Briggs Tests Drugs in The Missing Pieces

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I can’t seem to stay out of the woods as my exploration of the film scenes from Twin Peaks continues. This time, I’m looking at a location that is found in both Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me and The Missing Pieces. For the longest time, we only saw the nighttime location when Bobby Briggs and…

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Twin Peaks Location – I Am Not Your Foot

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The adventure with Jerry Horne in the woods continues with the “I am not your foot” scene from Twin Peaks – Part 9 on Showtime. Like several other scenes of Jerry lost in the woods, this one was shot in Olallie State Park outside North Bend, Washington.

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