Young Farmers from Cumbria

[Creoda]

Staffordshire
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...e-young-people
Nottinghamshire
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...ottinghamshire

Cumbria is the northernmost county in NW England, bordering Scotland. Much of Cumbria was historically part of Scotland.

[Steppe Timelord]

There's one Germanic English Type in the first pic. in the front row far right.
The rest are a mix between brunn atlantid, KN, alpinized brunns or even borealized, north atlantids, Anglo-saxons...

[Tooting Carmen]

Proves once again that, insofar as there is a phenotype/pigmentation divide, it is East/West rather than North/South.

[Davystayn]

A lot more KNs than the Nottinghamshire group

[Creoda]

Proves once again that, insofar as there is a phenotype/pigmentation divide, it is East/West rather than North/South.

Disagree completely. The pigmentation stats don't bear that out, and I certainly don't think people from the Northeast look more similar to the Southeast than the Northwest. It would also go against the genetic picture.

[Gallicus]

Once again, not darker-haired than Dutch people and much brighter than Germans and Northern French as a whole.

[Creoda]

A lot more KNs than the Nottinghamshire group

They are much more pan-British Isles than the Midlands groups, as should be expected.

[Tooting Carmen]

They are much more pan-British Isles than the Midlands groups, as should be expected.

Aside from the very high numbers of ethnic minorities in the Midlands cities, why would that be the case?

[Jaromir]

Ulevoids

[Davystayn]

They are much more pan-British Isles than the Midlands groups, as should be expected.

Cumbria is almost like a perfect mid point between all the ranges you get in britain & ireland