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| Visiting “Twin Peaks” Real Life Location |
TV show "Twin Peaks" may have made its debut more than 25 years ago, but it remains a favorite. It s about a murder investigation of Laura Palmer that was found dead “wrapped in plastic”. It was mentioned that “Twin Peaks” had become a national sensation & it was remarkable.
As
my husband is a big fan of Twin Peaks ( he s so freak to the opening
soundtrack, omg! ) , he insisted to give a short visit to a location
where this series was taken. From the internet, we found that most of
the scenes were taken at around Snoqualmie, in the state of
Washington, not really far from Seattle. On a summer day in July
2011, we did our road trip from Santa Anna, Los Angeles to Seattle
and Snoqualmie also Forks was in our itinerary. Snoqualmie is for my
husband's Twin Peaks, and Forks is for my nephews' Twilight Saga.
Our
first stop was in Snoqualmie waterfall and since we arrived in
Snoqualmie still early in the morning, we decided to have a breakfast afterwards in the restaurant where also many times showed in the series. It
named Twede's Cafe, while it was the Mar-T Cafe on the movie.
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| Snoqualmie Fall - Visiting “Twin Peaks” Real Life Location |
With
the name changes, you won’t be confused whether you’re at the
right place or not. “Twin Peaks” is painted in large letters on
the front, along with a Twin Peaks
mural at the back and a menu inside.
At
Twede's cafe, in the menu they mentioned that they still
have "Twin Peaks" cherry pie and "A damn fine cup o'
coffee!" ( a famous shout out from the series )
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| Visiting “Twin Peaks” Real Life Location |
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Last
monday, October 6th 2014, was a big news especially for
the Twin Peaks lovers as that phenomenon series from 25 years ago
would be returning in 2016 for a nine-episode on Showtime. All nine
episodes will be written and produced by David Lynch & Mark
Frost. The series will reportedly be set twenty-five years after the
events of the original series.
