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Phenotypes from north west England
So we have been looking at phenotypes from the SE of the country, lets see how they compare to phenotypes from the other end of the country in Cumbria and Lancashire
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Alpine/CM, Keltid and Brunn. The first girl would pass in Poland
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Large foreheads seem quite apparent there, not dissimilar to Baltid types from Poland yet still distinct.
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Who knows, maybe she is Polish indeed, as many in England.Originally Posted by Viridian1
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The Alpino/CM element is common, rest is different.
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Very unlikely she is Polish, this was taken in west Cumbria which is about 95% British descent from the census with very few immigrants, she looks typical for Britain.
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May as well post Lancashire Cricket Club too then
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Some people from NW England
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Excellent selection, quite a few Brunns and Brunn mixtures, many could not pass anywhere except Britain and perhaps parts of Germany/Netherlands.
Looks similar to Scottish weatherlady Carol Kirkwood
Last edited by Oliver109; 10-25-2020 at 12:08 AM.
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More notable NW English (some Irish/Scottish/Welsh ancestry is a given)
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