Pass Frisian band members in Britain

[Redmar]

How common are these faces in Britain and particularly England?

https://i.postimg.cc/3JC34h5C/5-1.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/bv6JGhnF/Jitiizer-Rikus.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/L4Jq1nNk/220763027-237258451583039-6844975014103874404-n.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/vHpZ9hcb/219514696-511637523233424-6154643718761965044-n.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/SsysRKj9/221343095-237054114758380-2029697990337228883-n.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/nLKrnmVZ/221192771-572401787251779-5424213604806990361-n.jpg

[Oliver109]

Quite typical though the guy in the second pic would be less common(you don't get such bright blonde hair that much in Britain) but their facial features are quite normal here, especially in the North.

[Halvard]

Guy with the yellow shirt looks extremely Dutch to me

[Redmar]

Quite typical though the guy in the second pic would be less common(you don't get such bright blonde hair that much in Britain) but their facial features are quite normal here, especially in the North.

It seems like then that the North produces the most "Frisian" looking Englishmen, alongside the conclusions from the general Frisian thread I made. Makes sense since it's probably one of the more homogenous regions in England.

[Oliver109]

It seems like then that the North produces the most "Frisian" looking Englishmen, alongside the conclusions from the general Frisian thread I made. Makes sense since it's probably one of the more homogenous regions in England.

It is more CM there generally so there is overlap, the woggier South is more like the South of the Netherlands and Flandres, quite a parallel racial situation.

[Redmar]

It is more CM there generally so there is overlap, the woggier South is more like the South of the Netherlands and Flandres, quite a parallel racial situation.

Is CM stock in Northern England more of the Brunn or Faelid variety? Here you get a ton of unreduced Faelids which is rare for England. The guy in the second and fourth pic for example are good examples of Faelids.

[Oliver109]

Is CM stock in Northern England more of the Brunn or Faelid variety? Here you get a ton of unreduced Faelids which is rare for England. The guy in the second and fourth pic for example are good examples of Faelids.

Brunns and borrebies i think faelids are found more in the south east though in general they are not common.

[Mortimer]

Englisch are latinos I don't think many are that blonde

[Faklon]

Prodigy+farmers of Holland potatoes (more CM than casual potato farmers)