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Gazebo is a Area 51 map set inside Area 51. A gazebo can provide a good place to sit and enjoy the garden, do some bird watching, have a nice outdoor meal, or just relax. On June 13, Marty climbed up the top of the gazebo to escape from Irving "Kid" Tannen and Matches. On August 25, Emmett Brown set up the control console for his Rocket-powered car. Later that night, the older Doc went to the gazebo to use the control console to communicate with Marty through the rocket car's radio and to control the car after Irving "Kid" Tannen was trapped in the harness. It's unknown when the gazebo was taken down or why, but it remained up as of April 18, 1938. Gazebos are very large creatures, some growing as large as small houses. Gazebos start their lives as eggs, or 'gazeballs'. These eggs are very shiny and perfectly round, and are placed atop small pedestals in the middle of their native yard. Shortly after hatching, the young gazebo, also called a Trellis, covers itself in plant material as camouflage, while living off of small animals such as puppies and kittens that wander too close. Gazebos reach maturity at around 3 years. Young adults are typically only 3 meters high, with a diameter of 4 meters. Some gazebos, however, can grow up to 5 meters high and 10 meters in diameter. One species, the Emperor Gazebo, can grow to an incredible 50 meters in height. The Gazebo is a decoration available from the Market. Cost: 80 Image:Gold20px.pngSells for: 2,100 Image:Coin20px.pngExperience: 800 Image:Exp20px.pngAvailable at: Level 3 The gazebo is proof against arrows and utterly fearless. It is vulnerable to fire and can be destroyed by an axe.File:Gazebo.png Gazebos are buildings available on FarmVille. A gazebo can be obtained in a 2nd Generation Mystery Box. This file can be downloaded from A md2 file is available for this model category =UFOAI includepage ={Preview locator}:1 skipthispage =no mode =userformat ordermethod =firstedit listseparators =,Image:,|%TITLE% , The gazebo is an adventure map structure in Heroes of Might and Magic I and Heroes of Might and Magic II. A hero can visit the gazebo to increase their experience by 1000, but each hero can only visit it once. The gazebo is replaced by the learning stone from Heroes III onwards. A Gazebo is a piece of furniture that can be built in the Formal Garden of a player-owned house with the Construction skill. Currently there are no uses for the gazebo, save for decoration. The Gazebo is a decoration unlocked at . It is where the MENSA Club in Springfield meets, and it costs 5600 cash to buy, which makes it one of the most expensive cash decorations. The gazebo at Collinwood was a place where lovers met, threats were made, spies swapped information, and spells were cast. For such a public place, it was fraught with intrigue, and occasionally the clandestine operations did not go unobserved. Gazebo (ガゼボ, Gazebo Gazebo?), also known as Zekobon, is a elephant-like kaiju who appeared in Ultraman: Towards the Future. Subtitle: Guardian-beast (守護獣, Shugo-jū Guardian-beast?)

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The Gazebo is a decoration unlocked at . It is where the MENSA Club in Springfield meets, and it costs 5600 cash to buy, which makes it one of the most expensive cash decorations. The gazebo is an adventure map structure in Heroes of Might and Magic I and Heroes of Might and Magic II. A hero can visit the gazebo to increase their experience by 1000, but each hero can only visit it once. The gazebo is replaced by the learning stone from Heroes III onwards. The gazebo is proof against arrows and utterly fearless. It is vulnerable to fire and can be destroyed by an axe.File:Gazebo.png A gazebo can provide a good place to sit and enjoy the garden, do some bird watching, have a nice outdoor meal, or just relax. The gazebo at Collinwood was a place where lovers met, threats were made, spies swapped information, and spells were cast. For such a public place, it was fraught with intrigue, and occasionally the clandestine operations did not go unobserved. * In 1795, bewitched by Angelique, the doomed couple Jeremiah Collins and Josette DuPrés met there so the two could declare their love. They were observed by Countess Natalie DuPrés (374). * A masked Noah Gifford attacked Millicent Collins at the gazebo, nearly strangling her before she was rescued by Lt. Nathan Forbes (443-444). In actuality, Forbes paid Gifford to attack Millicent using the wolf's-head cane Barnabas dropped while unsuccessfully attacking Maude Browning near The Eagle (439). Forbes believed that Barnabas was the Collinsport Strangler and intended to use the cane and Millicent's testimony to blackmail Joshua Collins into allowing his marriage to Millicent. Naomi Collins was the first to arrive after Gifford's escape. * In 1970, Roger's new wife, Cassandra Collins met Carolyn's boyfriend, Tony Peterson there, and bewitched him into thinking he was in love with her. They were spotted by Roger's son, David Collins. * In 1841 Parallel Time, Melanie Collins meets Kendrick Young at the gazebo several times to discuss his sister's disappearance. Kendrick eventually proposes to Melanie at this site. * Also in 1841 Parallel Time, Bramwell Collins and Catherine Collins meet to discuss the future of their unborn child. They were overseen by Catherine's husband, Morgan Collins. Gazebos are very large creatures, some growing as large as small houses. Gazebos start their lives as eggs, or 'gazeballs'. These eggs are very shiny and perfectly round, and are placed atop small pedestals in the middle of their native yard. Shortly after hatching, the young gazebo, also called a Trellis, covers itself in plant material as camouflage, while living off of small animals such as puppies and kittens that wander too close. Gazebos reach maturity at around 3 years. Young adults are typically only 3 meters high, with a diameter of 4 meters. Some gazebos, however, can grow up to 5 meters high and 10 meters in diameter. One species, the Emperor Gazebo, can grow to an incredible 50 meters in height. Gazebos are buildings available on FarmVille. A gazebo can be obtained in a 2nd Generation Mystery Box. Gazebo (ガゼボ, Gazebo Gazebo?), also known as Zekobon, is a elephant-like kaiju who appeared in Ultraman: Towards the Future. Subtitle: Guardian-beast (守護獣, Shugo-jū Guardian-beast?) Gazebo is a Area 51 map set inside Area 51. A Gazebo is a piece of furniture that can be built in the Formal Garden of a player-owned house with the Construction skill. Currently there are no uses for the gazebo, save for decoration. The Gazebo is a decoration available from the Market. Cost: 80 Image:Gold20px.pngSells for: 2,100 Image:Coin20px.pngExperience: 800 Image:Exp20px.pngAvailable at: Level 3 This file can be downloaded from A md2 file is available for this model category =UFOAI includepage ={Preview locator}:1 skipthispage =no mode =userformat ordermethod =firstedit listseparators =,Image:,|%TITLE% , On June 13, Marty climbed up the top of the gazebo to escape from Irving "Kid" Tannen and Matches. On August 25, Emmett Brown set up the control console for his Rocket-powered car. Later that night, the older Doc went to the gazebo to use the control console to communicate with Marty through the rocket car's radio and to control the car after Irving "Kid" Tannen was trapped in the harness. It's unknown when the gazebo was taken down or why, but it remained up as of April 18, 1938.