The Andy Griffith Show ↗︎
The Andy Griffith Show
Franklin Lake supplied the fishing-hole setting in the show’s opening credits. The pin marks the park rather than an exact recreation of the opening shot.
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Franklin Lake supplied the fishing-hole setting in the show’s opening credits. The pin marks the park rather than an exact recreation of the opening shot.
Sources for this connection are linked below.Franklin Canyon provides the camping location in the first season. The park offers a real outdoor setting close to the city, without recreating the episode’s temporary campsite.
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