GB Private Gazebo @ Warwick - Someone Proposed There & It Didn't Go Well...

by thedepressedsoul 8 Replies latest watchtower beliefs

  • thedepressedsoul
    thedepressedsoul

    At Warwick there is a gazebo overlooking the lake. It's a nice peaceful setting. Well someone had the bright idea they were going to propose while they were at Warwick. They see this Gazebo and walk out to. He proposes to her and they take some nice pictures there of each other to remember their engagement.

    Well, a few minutes later Bethels version of the secret service comes running down the hill. A bunch of these guys tell them that they can't be there, this is for the GB use only. They meet there on Wednesdays when it's nice out instead of meeting in their office.

    It gets even crazier! They made them delete all the photos they took at this location. They gave some weird reason that they don't want tourist coming down and taking pictures of the gazebo and idolizing it because the GB have their meetings there on Wednesday on nice days. & that they didn't want other people getting the idea that this would be a good place to get engaged at.

    I can confirm this story 100% down to the smallest detail. One of the weirdest things I've ever witnessed. Talk about an awkward engagement.

  • Alfred
    Alfred

    Well I think they deserve their own gazebo.

  • joe134cd
    joe134cd

    Not surprised at all.

  • fulano
    fulano

    OK but there are places which are just not public. I mean, only on special tours visitors have seen the WD. So I find it even lack of manners to do something like this without previous permission.

  • Alfred
  • steve2
    steve2

    Pre-dinner drinkies at the gazebo, followed by dinner at Beth Sarim? Rutherford would be proud of his legacy.

  • Chook
    Chook

    The gb probably sit there trying to work out how they could walk on water and pull off other illusions.

  • steve2
    steve2

    Isn't the gazebo of religious pagan origin?

    Yes:

    Mar 7, 2014 - From Early Religious Fixtures to Modern Decorations. Thousands of years ago, gazebos were mainly used as places for religious gatherings.

  • sparrowdown
    sparrowdown

    I'ts a sacred site, it's prolly where they have their animal sacrifices aka "barbeques." 😉

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