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[quote=Tjua;40503046]One more try, no flag or anything this time So where are they from then? All pictures are from the same country and the same city
Norway, but only 30 or 40 percent are Norwegians. There are many that are French, Spanish (tapas bar) and from elsewhere, generic western europeans. Some could be east med or slavs. A very diverse brasserie, perhaps with many Erasmus students. They must be paying at least 13 for beer.
European peoples do have different features like all populations. Before I lived in Sweden I used to think Scandinavians all looked largely the same. Now I can tell the difference between Say a Swede, Norwegian, Finn and a Dane. Even an Icelandic people can look very different again from other Scandinavians which is due to their Irish blood I reckon (they tend to get these raven black hair colours with piercing blue eyes that isn't so common amongst the other scandi populations.
Baltic populations like Estonians, Latvians and Lithiuanians can all look different again with a specific look. Slavic populations too can be quite easy to spot.
Lastly I usually can spot a Brit or Irishman from a mile off. More interestingly I can even tell when I meet a mixed heritage european person what the mix is. A kid who is portuguese and nigerian looks very different to a child that is English and Caribbean. The English ones are usually fairer and in the case of Scandinavian and Caribbean they are the lightest of all, often tall with hair that can even be blonde or brown with loose curls not even afro.
That being said there are always folks who dont look like the stereotype of their population. I have meet blonde Italians with blue eyes, who are found on the north of Italy apparently
Black hair is not that common in Ireland by the way. The majority of Irish people have brown hair, blue eyes (many times piercing as you've already said) and are predominantly of pale complexion However, the Irish have the highest ratio of people who combine brown/dark brown/black hair with usually light blue eyes and a fair skin in Europe and the world. Italians, Spaniards, Portuguese, Greeks, Bulgarians may be blonde, blue-eyed, that is true and I in fact am acquainted with people like that. However Southern Europeans are predominantly dark or black-haired, brown-eyed and not pale. Estonians, Latvians and less so Lithuanians are predominantly light-haired, light-eyed, and fair, but differ among one another too. Many Estonians to look like Scandinavians, while Lithuanians look like Slavs (especially the Poles). Overall they look different from other the people of Northern and Western Europe. Slavs are the most diverse European group, depending whether they are in the north/east/south/west and they are also the largest European ethnic group in Europe.
A and C are cute. Just going by the photo, B might be with a less mugshot-like her facial expression.
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So where are they from then? All pictures are from the same country and the same city 
