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These are the winners of business awards in Carmarthenshire.
He looks extremely Welsh, you can just hear that 'singy-songy' accent by just looking at him.
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70-80% of Irishman can pass as English (obviously of the KN variety, not much overlap with the Germanic side of things).
I was in England the summer before last (August-September 2022) and went with a mate on a driving trip Gloucestershire/Herefordshire and then into Wales. It was quite astounding as to how when we stopped at around the Powys/Ceredigion border, and one mingled with the locals in some pubs, we joked about how they looked 'different' to the English. Can't quite put my finger on it, though.
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I think it was the contrast with Gloucestershire in fairness; we barely stopped off in Herefordshire. In the bigger picture there isn't an enormous difference, I find that 'robust' English people (those of the Kelto-Brunn/Brunn variety, certainly not the Tronderesque variety) to be indistinguishable to a great swathe of Welsh people. The late Ray Gravell is of a phenotype that represents the overlap between the more robust English types and his own countrymen. When you say 'posher' you are referring to that sort of 'horsey' look?
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The closest person Ron DeSantis has to a Welsh doppelgänger
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No. There isn’t that much of a difference in England.
These are people native to Herefordshire and Worcestershire.
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