A group of neighbours whose festive efforts attract visitors from far and wide every Christmas have raised more than £1,500 for charity.
Residents in Paget Adams Drive, Dereham, once again illuminated their homes ready for this year's festive season.
The annual tradition began in 2001 when the estate was completed.
Hundreds of families - from Dereham and beyond - now make an annual pilgrimage to see the lights in all their glory.
Over the years, more than £10,000 has been raised for the Salvation Army, with another £1,750 added in 2022.
Matthew Peek, who decorates his house every year, said: "We didn't want to give out the wrong message when there is a cost of living crisis, so we have slightly reduced things this year to reflect that.
"But, there are plenty of lights up and lots of people have been coming to see them. That festive tradition is still going on.
"We love bringing that festive cheer to the town, as we have done for many years."
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