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The Walking Dead: Season Five

Speculating that the car that has blondie, with the cross in the back window, has some sort of connection with Gabriel.
I don't think Gabriel locked out other survivors from the church, they could have easily broken into the church... not a window broken.
Fishheadjoe
 
Yep, I live in Savannah GA, and there's a church in my neighborhood down a wooded trail with nothing else around it. I'll try and get a pic tomorrow and post it. It's creepy looking as is, much less in a zombie apocalypse,,


And here it is:

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Path To the Church

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Church itself (even kind of looks like the one in that episode)

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Graveyard (might be hard to see, it's only a few dozen graves)

Now, for full effect go to google maps and put "61 Lorwood Drive, Savannah, GA" in a pick Street View. You'll see the sign that's for the path in the first pic, do a little 360 and you'll see that's right in the middle of your average everyday neighborhood.

Also, there are no street lights or outside lights at that church so it's dark at night. It looks like a setting out of a horror film as is. They wouldn't even have to do much set decorating.
 
Speculating that the car that has blondie, with the cross in the back window, has some sort of connection with Gabriel.
I don't think Gabriel locked out other survivors from the church, they could have easily broken into the church... not a window broken.
Fishheadjoe

Didn't the church have shutters on the windows? Isn't that what Carl was looking at that had the marks on it like someone was trying to break in?

My guess is that Gabriel's mystery has something to do with the woman with the glasses in the photo. I don't think he's as evil as everyone else does. I think he's just weak and scared and made some bad choices to survive. I think he's a plot device to show how Rick has become so untrusting of strangers. But, hey, I could be wrong.