A Lexington family says they're thankful for some Christmas elves.
Their outdoor Christmas display, at their home on Sandersville road, was blown apart by Sunday's high winds.
John Bryant says the family didn't have time to fix the display as they headed off to church Sunday morning; when they returned some of it had been repaired.
The Bryants now have a sign in their front yard thanking the unknown elves who helped put the display back together.
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