Dozens of people in England involuntarily spent the night in a pub from Sunday to Monday due to heavy snowfall.
Good morning from Sussex. A little snow here. About 40 of us were taken care of by the lovely people of The Bear Inn in Burwash. Pauline, Justin and their team looked after us stranded souls. Big shout out to them. https://t.co/tudLE7CDoQ #snowinSussex @bbcsoutheast @BBCSussex pic.twitter.com/Jhs7VTT9B9
— Dr Alexandra Loske (@Saschaloske) December 12, 2022
As the BBC reported, dozens of drivers got stuck in the snow at the “Bear Inn” in East Sussex – and found shelter there for the night. After the guest rooms in the pub were taken, the pub owners provided mattresses for the stranded children’s children and distributed free hot drinks and food. A woman described the scene on local BBC radio as “biblical”.
Stranded and snowed in near Burwash since 5pm, and we were all kicked out of the first pub. A 2-mile trek through the snow to The Bear Inn, which has taken in dozens of people and stays open all night. Hot drinks, fireplaces, mattresses for children. Human kindness. @BBCSussex pic.twitter.com/jibHEfT97z
— Dr Alexandra Loske (@Saschaloske) December 11, 2022
It rarely snows in the south east of England. But on Sunday evening, several centimeters of snow fell in a short time, leading to chaos on roads, railways and airports.
According to the report, some of the “Bear Inn” people passed the time singing Christmas carols. A cellist gave a taste of her abilities. (sda/dpa)
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