Nearly 200 nativity scenes in one church
BBCA listed parish church has squeezed nearly 200 nativity scenes in, mostly belonging to its vicar.
The vicar at St Mary's Church, Lydiard Tregoze, Reverend Canon Captain Clive Deverell, has been collecting the scenes from all over the world since the 1990s.
Nearby schools and a few others have also contributed scenes, and as Rev Deverell is retiring next year, this is the last chance to see his whole collection.
"It's an opportunity to celebrate the birth of Jesus, the reason for Christmas," he told BBC Radio Wiltshire.


One has a football theme - bought for him by his daughter from Madrid.
"One of my other favourite ones is of the holy family on a VW camper. It reminds me of the flight to Egypt," he said.
"Then there are lots of African ones and South American ones in gourds and squashes, so there's a lot to see."


Of those made locally, Rev Deverell said: "They've taken time and energy to take part in the story of Jesus. It's a real community bringing together.
"One of the things we forget sometimes - when you go to a Christmas market, it's hard to find the reason for Christmas in the stalls."


The nativity scenes are on display on Monday and Tuesday from 12:30 GMT until 15:00 GMT at St Mary's Lydiard Tregoze.
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