Snowstorm forces guests to linger in the highest pub in Great Britain!

A dramatic winter adventure occurs in Tan Hill Inn , the highest pub in Great Britain in the picturesque North Yorkshire. Around 30 guests, including 22 visitors and six employees, have been cut off from the outside world since Saturday due to a violent snowstorm. A snow wall up to one meter high and temperatures of over minus 11 degrees Celsius have made it impossible to travel and depart. Despite the adverse circumstances, those enclosed seem to have a surprisingly relaxed time while playing cards, telling stories and enjoying delicious dishes.

The operator of the pub announced that you have enough food for a month and beer for two weeks. "We enjoy a full English breakfast and wonder how long this adventure will take," reports one of the guests from Australia. The pub employees, despite tiredness, take good care of the guests and keep the fireplaces running, as well as the generators for the heating. This unusual situation is reminiscent of a similarly dramatic incident in the winter of 2021 when 60 people were in the same pub after a concert.

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interviews with the guests show that they enjoy the unexpected adventure. An overjoyed Paul Wright, who has traveled into the pub with his family, describes the whole situation as "hilarious". His family must now postpone their planned sightseeing activities in London, but the joy of this extraordinary experience outweighs. While the streets are still snowy, the local administration plans to try a tractor on Tuesday to clear the access roads to enable the stranded to return. The attentive reporting of t-online.de Running.