State the main phenotypes of these crowds from Swansea's Beaujolais Day

[Tooting Carmen]

You can find the photos here: https://www.walesonline.co.uk/whats-on/live-updates-beaujolais-day-returns-22199913

[Oliver109]

Good pics, you see a lot of CM influence, especially brunn and paleo atlantid, a med element is certainly there but it is generally submerged. Welsh dont seem to be as long headed as the English, probably the med element and the lack of a nordic one.

[Tooting Carmen]

Anybody else?

[Oliver109]

Anybody else?

Out of interest do you think there is much difference in phenotypes between north and south Wales?

[Tooting Carmen]

Out of interest do you think there is much difference in phenotypes between north and south Wales?

No, why?

[Oliver109]

No, why?

Because genetically the two regions are quite distinct
https://maps-uk.com/img/1200/genetic-map-of-uk.jpg

[Tooting Carmen]

Because genetically the two regions are quite distinct
https://maps-uk.com/img/1200/genetic-map-of-uk.jpg

All British Isles peoples are closely related. But now I come to think of it, I would say North Walians - both ones I've met in real life and seen on TV - tend to be a bit fairer on average than South Walians.

[Oliver109]

All British Isles peoples are closely related. But now I come to think of it, I would say North Walians - both ones I've met in real life and seen on TV - tend to be a bit fairer on average than South Walians.

Yeah i was gonna say the same like Aled Jones etc, will post a thread maybe tommorow on N Wales as it is not done as much as S Wales.

[Tooting Carmen]

More photos: https://www.walesonline.co.uk/whats-on/food-drink-news/gallery/swansea-beaujolais-day-2021-bars-22209586