Woods Bay, Montana: An odd little town on the border of a great wilderness to the east and the largest freshwater lake west of the Mississippi River to the town's west. Basically nowhere, with a population of about 660.
Where David Lynch meets Cheers: creepy and strange and everyone knows your name.
— Lauren Grabelle
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Strange Days: Woods Bay
Where David Lynch meets Cheers: An odd little border town in the middle of nowhere, population 660. Creepy, strange, and everyone knows your name.
Strange Days: Woods Bay
Where David Lynch meets Cheers: An odd little border town in the middle of nowhere, population 660. Creepy, strange, and everyone knows your name.
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