Watch: Flock of sheep baa-rred from village pub
Eight sheep walk into a bar in North Yorkshire... not the start of a joke, but the surprise that greeted staff at the Blue Bell Country Inn at Arkendale last week.
Moments before dinner customers were due to arrive, a flock of eight woolly revellers wandered through the pub.
Assistant manager Hannah Parkin looked up from her paperwork and spotted the sheep looking "confused but intrigued".
"I was shocked, I didn't even hear them baa," Hannah said. "I'm not really an animal person, so I felt brave shooing them out."
The flock have become a big hit since staff shared footage of the visit online.
"My favourite comment was that we've always been a welcoming baaar," said Hannah.
"The door is always open if they ever want to come back. Let's see if they order a pint this time."
The Blue Bell made clear the pub was "fully disinfected" before service continued.
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