A staggering 15,000 LED lights have been used as part of a family’s Christmas house display.
For the last 15 years, Mark Andrews has been decorating his house in Jellicoe Road in Watford for the festive period and each year it has grown.
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Mr Andrews, a father-of-three and stepfather-of-two, refers to it as a show because the LEDs change to a soundtrack of 12 songs that lasts for 45 minutes.
But it is not only about the show, it is also for a good cause.
Mr Andrews, 58, added: “Every year we decorate our house in honour of a charity and this year we have chosen Watford Foodbank and Community Relief Trust.
“We chose this charity because when you know people are looking at a decision to heat or eat – I can’t even think of that happening."
Mr Andrews, who works as a highway’s technology engineer, spends nearly a year putting the display together and has already started on next year’s show.
He added: “The neighbours love it too, some of them say it is not Christmas until my show is up.”
To donate to the foodbank, visit https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/foodbankwatford?utm_medium=qrcode&utm_source=offline&utm_term=6840b5e62
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