Last week, Lindsay Costello took us through the World Forestry Center’s pop-up exhibition, What the Log Saw: Honoring the Legacy of Catherine “The Log Lady” Coulson. Into early June, the center will display a selection of rare memorabilia in honor of actress Catherine Coulson and her iconic character, the Log Lady, on David Lynch’s Twin Peaks.

May 17 was Log Lady Day at the center, and several character look-alikes gathered to compete for first place in an audience-judged competition. Unsurprisingly, everyone brought their own log.

Vera Mysteria (left) and Judy Perry (right) pose with a life-size cutout of the Log Lady after tying for first place. Photo Elayna Yussen
“My log does not judge,” said this Log Lady look-alike during the contest. Photo Elayna Yussen
Judy Perry tied for first place. Photo Elayna Yussen
Linda Blakely, dressed as the Log Lady. Photo Elayna Yussen
“One day my log will have something to say about all this,” said one Log Lady look-alike. Photo Elayna Yussen
A look-alike contestant wears Log Lady signature red eyeglasses and an acorn broach. Photo Elayna Yussen
A Twin Peaks enthusiast takes photos at the exhibition. Photo Elayna Yussen
Discovery Museum visitors explore the What the Log Saw pop-up exhibition. Photo Elayna Yussen
Vera Mysteria also tied for first place. She’s part of the David Lynch-themed burlesque show Black Lodge. Photo Elayna Yussen
The audience voted with applause for their favorite Log Lady. Photo Elayna Yussen
A traditional (and lucky!) odd-numbered grouping of Log Lady look-alikes. Photo Elayna Yussen