, egentlig ikke noe med akkurat det klippet å gjø, men eg har begynnt å se twin peaks igjen, og det e bare så utrolig fantastisk! Eg har hørt om at det ska vær et slags twinpeaks tribute-sted i washinton state, ein diner der du kan spise cherry pie og kjøpe twin peaks stuff. Vett du noe om det? Eg finne ikkje noe på internettet.
hvis eg huske rett så e den dineren du kan besøke og spise pai den dineren de filmte pilotepisoden i, også byggde de en stage som e identisk den som de filmte resten av serien i.
okay, dette står i twin peaks faq-en:
"E7. Where was it filmed?
Many of the outdoor shots were filmed in Snoqualmie, Washington (and the surrounding area), which is in the Cascades, not too far from Seattle. The waterfall is there; the Great Northern Hotel is really the Salish Lodge (although it doesn't look like the GNH on the inside--the interiors of both the GNH and the Packard/Martell home were filmed in the Kiana Lodge); and the RR Diner is really the Mar-T Cafe.
Other than the pilot and "Fire Walk With Me" (which was also filmed on location), the episodes were filmed on sound stages or locations in the Los Angeles area.
See question P5 for references of places to visit or see in the Snoqualmie area"
"P5. What TP sights can I see if I visit Snoqualmie?
Here are some distances as well:
From: To: Miles: Seattle Snoqualmie 28 Seattle Tocama 32 Seattle Spokane 280 Seattle Vancouver, BC 164
in or near North Bend:
- Mar T Cafe (Double R Diner) - "the" stoplight right next to the Cafe - Alpine Blossom Gift Shop [souvenirs, not a filming site] - Mt. Si Motel (sleazy motel from FWWM) - Snoqualmie Winery (site of Laura/Donna/James picnic)
in or near Snoqualmie:
- Gazebo, the "big log", and abandoned train cars in town - Mt. Si High School (TP High School) - railroad bridge where Ronette emerged from woods - Weyerhauser mill (Packard Mill) - Weyerhauser administration building (Sheriff's station) - view of Mt. Si from Renig Road (opening "Welcome to TP" shot) - trailer park (Fat Trout Trailer Park) - Salish Lodge (the Great Northern) - Snoqualmie Falls (Whitetail Falls)
in or near Fall City:
- Colonial Inn (Roadhouse) - Windstreamers kite shop (Big Ed's Gas Farm [not to be confused with Big Edd's Family Dining in Snoqualmie])
in Poulsbo (Puget Sound):
- Kiana Lodge, Poulsbo (interior of Great Northern, exterior of Blue Lake Lodge [Martell house])
For detailed directions and further info, see the collected Snoqualmie touring information. TOP of section"
her e snoqualmie travel info: http://www.twinpeaks.org/archives/references/snoqualmie_travel_info
her e faq-en: http://www.twinpeaks.org/faqtop.htm
eg gikk på episodes, og trykte på spørsmålet om kor det e filma, så fekk eg det eg copy+pasted her.
hvis du besøke plassene når du e i usa må du ta masse bilder!
kult! tusen tusen takk! me ska mos def dra der for me lande i seattle om morgenen, leie bil og ska kjøre gjennom washington state t spokane. Då e det bare fint å ha ein destination i tillegg t reisen!!!
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, egentlig ikke noe med akkurat det klippet å gjø, men eg har begynnt å se twin peaks igjen, og det e bare så utrolig fantastisk! Eg har hørt om at det ska vær et slags twinpeaks tribute-sted i washinton state, ein diner der du kan spise cherry pie og kjøpe twin peaks stuff. Vett du noe om det? Eg finne ikkje noe på internettet.
hvis eg huske rett så e den dineren du kan besøke og spise pai den dineren de filmte pilotepisoden i, også byggde de en stage som e identisk den som de filmte resten av serien i.
okay, dette står i twin peaks faq-en:
"E7. Where was it filmed?
Many of the outdoor shots were filmed in Snoqualmie,
Washington (and the surrounding area), which is in the
Cascades, not too far from Seattle. The waterfall is there;
the Great Northern Hotel is really the Salish Lodge
(although it doesn't look like the GNH on the inside--the
interiors of both the GNH and the Packard/Martell home were
filmed in the Kiana Lodge); and the RR Diner is really the
Mar-T Cafe.
Other than the pilot and "Fire Walk With Me" (which was also
filmed on location), the episodes were filmed on sound
stages or locations in the Los Angeles area.
See question P5 for references of places to visit or see in
the Snoqualmie area"
"P5. What TP sights can I see if I visit Snoqualmie?
Here are some distances as well:
From: To: Miles:
Seattle Snoqualmie 28
Seattle Tocama 32
Seattle Spokane 280
Seattle Vancouver, BC 164
in or near North Bend:
- Mar T Cafe (Double R Diner)
- "the" stoplight right next to the Cafe
- Alpine Blossom Gift Shop [souvenirs, not a filming site]
- Mt. Si Motel (sleazy motel from FWWM)
- Snoqualmie Winery (site of Laura/Donna/James picnic)
in or near Snoqualmie:
- Gazebo, the "big log", and abandoned train cars in town
- Mt. Si High School (TP High School)
- railroad bridge where Ronette emerged from woods
- Weyerhauser mill (Packard Mill)
- Weyerhauser administration building (Sheriff's station)
- view of Mt. Si from Renig Road (opening "Welcome to TP"
shot)
- trailer park (Fat Trout Trailer Park)
- Salish Lodge (the Great Northern)
- Snoqualmie Falls (Whitetail Falls)
in or near Fall City:
- Colonial Inn (Roadhouse)
- Windstreamers kite shop (Big Ed's Gas Farm [not to be
confused with Big Edd's Family Dining in Snoqualmie])
in Poulsbo (Puget Sound):
- Kiana Lodge, Poulsbo (interior of Great Northern, exterior
of Blue Lake Lodge [Martell house])
For detailed directions and further info, see the collected
Snoqualmie touring information.
TOP of section"
her e snoqualmie travel info: http://www.twinpeaks.org/archives/references/snoqualmie_travel_info
her e faq-en: http://www.twinpeaks.org/faqtop.htm
eg gikk på episodes, og trykte på spørsmålet om kor det e filma, så fekk eg det eg copy+pasted her.
hvis du besøke plassene når du e i usa må du ta masse bilder!
fucka snoqualmie travel info linken, det ska stå snoqualmie_travel_info på slutten av den.
kult! tusen tusen takk! me ska mos def dra der for me lande i seattle om morgenen, leie bil og ska kjøre gjennom washington state t spokane. Då e det bare fint å ha ein destination i tillegg t reisen!!!
ska ta masse masse bilder t deg
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