Pigs Might Fly | Neil Hanson
Neil Hanson recounts life as the landlord of the highest and loneliest inn in Britain. After five years away, the naive, impulsive young couple who ran The Inn at the Top in the late 1970s return as its new owners. Their hearts are in the right place, but nothing else is. Yet stumbling from one crisis to another, they somehow transform the inn from a decrepit, local curiosity into a thriving, nationally-famous inn. Full of warmth and humour, the beauty of the Dales countryside and the quirky characters who inhabit it, this is an unforgettable, laugh-a-minute portrait of a unique place and way of life in a now-vanished era.
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