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Builder's Epic Light Display Supports Veterans
29 Nov
Summary
- A builder created a Christmas display with 235,000 lights.
- The display features giant reindeer, snowflakes, and a Santa.
- Proceeds benefit the Taxi Charity for Military Veterans.
A remarkable Christmas light display, boasting an incredible 235,000 lights, has been completed at a private residence in Winterbourne Down, near Bristol. The ambitious project was brought to life by a 37-year-old builder, who credits his father-in-law for their tireless work in cold and wet conditions.
The spectacular setup features eye-catching elements such as giant reindeer figures adorning the roof, large glittering snowflakes, and a prominent Santa Claus display. This festive installation is more than just a visual spectacle; it serves a greater purpose.
The entire display is dedicated to raising funds for the Taxi Charity for Military Veterans. This organization provides crucial support, including trips and specialized equipment, to disabled former servicemen and women, a cause that holds significant meaning for the builder.
