British pub customers stuck for three nights due to heavy snowfall | Abroad

That reports the British channel BBC. The guests of the pub, which is 528 meters above sea level, awoke on Saturday to a thick layer of snow that reached the windows of the bedrooms. A tunnel has since been dug at the front door of the pub, but damage to the power lines has left the roads impassable.

Manager Nicola Townsend reported that everyone was in a good mood and some people didn’t even want to leave. So far 61 people had spent two nights, with many, including the members of the band, set up camp in the pub lounge.

‘Enough beer available’

The staff, according to the manager, had organized activities to entertain the people, including a quiz and various board games. One of the guests, Martin Overton, told BBC News that the atmosphere was “very good” and there was “enough beer available”.

The aftermath of storm Arhwen has caused a lot of nuisance in North Yorkshire. Most trains between York and Scotland have been canceled as the train connection between Newcastle and Edinburgh is closed. According to the North Yorkshire County Council, staff and emergency services will continue to work together to deal with the effects of the storm.

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