European Youth Group: Unknown Countries--Image 2

Figure 1.--Here we see a boy in a blue uniform. The boy clearly is of European stock, but of course ghast dos not mean that he is European. It does not seem to be a Scout uniform, but is clearly a youth group uniform. We have no idea which youth group. Nor are we sure about the country. We believe that Europe is possible bedcause of the boy's eynicity. The pine forest in the background looks like the Americn Southeast, but we think Europe is more likely. New Zealnd is a strong possibility, because of the uniform. It looks to us like a Boys Brigde uniform, but none of the various badges are clear enough to draw any conclusions from them. But New Zealand would be our best guess.

Here we see a boy in a blue uniform. The boy clearly is of European stock, but of course thast dos not mean that he is European. It does not seem to be a Scout unifoirm, but is clearly a youth group uniform. We have no idea which youth group. Nor are we sure about the country. We believe that Europe is possible bedcause of the boy's etnicity. The pine forest in the background looks like the Americn Southeast, but we think Europe is more likely. New Zealand is a strong possibility, because of the uniform. It looks to us like a Boys Brigde uniform, but none of the various badges are clear enough to draw any conclusions from them. But New Zealand would be our best guess. We are also not sure about the date. We might guess the 1990s, a longer-length shirts became more common after the turn-of the century. Hopefully readers will have some idea. A british reader also thinks that the boy is from New Zealand. "I think it is New Zealand. I would have thought Scouts because of the woddel and necketchief. The Boys Brigade was simpler uniform but cpuld be Boys Brigade. The wording on the various badges is hard to read but look like words found in that country. There is a bradge suggesting the British Monarchy and possible s navel connection."