This lonely little British island is looking for a king and an inn

You could also be the king and pub of this small island in the northwest of England: the utterly isolated Isle of Peel is looking for a candidate for the position of consolidator.

They are looking for someone adventurous for the job who can run a bar, I don’t mind – literally IsolationAnd good if not dependent on the yard. He must also accept, according to local custom, that if he takes the throne, beer will be poured on his head.

The United Kingdom has launched one of the world’s most bizarre municipal hiring measures, in a bid to find the island’s new governor and new manager of the Ship Inn pub in one person, according to The Guardian.

June survey by drone from Belle Island:

The disadvantages of the work are undoubtedly the bad weather, isolation and long working hours. Next to this, the British newspaper wrote, “You can watch seals and birds, enjoy amazing sunsets, and if you have self-esteem issues, you can know you’re really going to be king or queen.”

John Murphy has been touring the 400-meter-high, 500-meter-high island for nearly forty years, and says anyone who gets the job should be “strongly committed”. “You can’t jump into Tesco for a loaf of bread if you’re on Piel Island. You need a commitment and a strong passion for solitude, peace and quiet. You need a special character.”

If you are applying for the job, you should also know that there are three other residents on the island besides him or his family.

Piel Island is located 800 meters from the Furness Peninsula, which can be reached by ferry from April to September. The island’s landmark is the castle built by the monks of a monastery in the early thirteenth century AD, which was English Heritage Take care of deterring Scottish thieves.

Entry to the castle is free.