Drinks flow and friends are made as people hunker down overnight at the Tan Hill Inn in North Yorkshire
Kip and his dog Agatha, who are both regulars at the pub. They stayed overnight in a camper van outside.Kip and his dog Agatha, who are both regulars at the pub. They stayed overnight in a camper van outside.“Do you want a shot?” asks Katy Sherrington from Durham, offering up a tiny glass of a pink liquid. Nobody is going anywhere at this point, so it would be rude not to accept.
Earlier in the evening, her colleague Elle Applegarth anxiously looked out the window, hoping it might still be possible to make an exit to go home and see her dog, Banana. Together with one of the pub’s chefs, she manages to leave, but they will be the last for quite some time.Winnie Hadi and Danny Murray from Hull had come for a night away but they soon realised one night was likely to turn into at least two.
A table over, two couples from Selby are playing cards; the winner gets to decide their next holiday destination. In the neighbouring room, groups are playing board games; in another, a little boy is performing an improvised dance routine to Miley Cyrus’s Wrecking Ball, for what appears to be the dozenth time, to a gathered group, in place of a Rag’n’Bone Man tribute act who was scheduled to be singing but didn’t make it.
On a similar trip, but with much farther to go home, are Naomi and Paul Wright, from the town of Katherine, near Darwin, Australia, on their first UK trip in 26 years to visit Naomi’s sister. They had wanted to see snow but it was a case of being “careful what you wish for”, she said.
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