Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe Dec. 6 (UPI) -- A gigantic inflatable Santa Claus is drawing visitors to a Texas neighborhood, but its origins are a mystery. Residents of the Hollytree area in Tyler said the not-so-little St. Nick appeared on a vacant lot about a week ago, and it quickly became popular with residents. Advertisement "Nobody lives on this lot, so we don't know who installed Santa. But isn't that fun?" resident Marsha Daugherty told KETK-TV. Locals have been flocking to see the mysterious and massive Santa, with photos of the decoration dwarfing children and adults alike spreading on social media. "I was shocked when I first saw it and I thought it was so big," youngster Nate Navetta said. "My family and I like to drive by it at night." Read More Man folds and throws a paper plane in 6.15 seconds to break world record New Jersey police chase down pig named Albert Einswine Deer breaks into elementary school, leads police on a chase
