LONDON -- Residents from 24 houses in an English town have joined together to create a really big advent calendar.
During advent, a new window is illuminated in a different house each evening in The Avenues, a part of Hull made up of Victorian houses. Advent, which is observed by many Christian churches, starts on the Sunday closest to the feast of St Andrew the Apostle. It stretches across the four Sundays leading up to Dec. 25.
The idea started a few years ago, when a couple moved to the area from Switzerland. To date, 200 houses have taken part in the annual advent calendars.
Aside from the usual Christmas depictions, this year's windows include a scene from the World War I truce football match and another inspired by the movie Frozen.
"It's a way of bring people out," the Avenues and Pearson Park Residents' Association's Lesley Longworth told BBC's Look North programme. She said the windows attract interest from all parts of the community.
Here's what the calendar looks like so far:
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Day 6
Day 7
Day 8
Day 9
Day 10
Day 11
Day 12
Day 13
Day 14
Day 15
You can see the rest of the calendar as its revealed each evening via the Avenues and Pearson Park Residents' Association's Facebook page.