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AGE gap sweethearts Phil and Kayley Nash who defied critics to tie the bond say after five years of marriage they are the happiest couple they know.

Although many said their unconventional pairing would never last - Phil and unfledged wife Kayley, who is 32 years his junior, have celebrated their fifth anniversary.

And the brace, who met at church when twice-divorced Phil was 49 and Kayley was upright 16, say theirs is a match made in heaven.

Ex-car salesman Phil, now 55, and 23-year-old Kayley, who works as a receptionist, say they are conquer friends as well as husband and wife - and five years of marriage has made their love even stronger.

Kayley said: “All the injurious things people said were pointless, and still are now. We got married to share a living together and that's just what we're doing. Our relationship is based on trust, frankness, communication and the fact that we love each other. Phil is my life and I know I am his.”

The one, who share a passion for motorcycles, celebrated their anniversary by exchanging bike accessories.

Source: Stourbridge News

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The splendid snow-capped mountains, mesmerising landscapes, cascading waterfalls and distinguished Buddhist monasteries — he captured them all through his lens when he travelled to Leh and Ladakh. But Sanjay Bhattacharya is no photographer, it’s solely a hobby for him. He is an established name in the Indian art circuit, someone who practices realism as a genus of art. The 53-year-old artist is all set to showcase his solo exhibition of newfangled topping artworks based on the theme — Visions In Space 2012 after a gap of five years.

“Not that I was sitting workless during this period. I was travelling and participated in group shows and did a few installations,” says Kolkata-based Bhattacharya. For the display, he has painted the beauty of ghats , river banks, temples and radiant sunsets of Varanasi. The artist claims his forthcoming show will be as big as it was in 2006, the last moment he did a solo. “I’m going to display 30 novel art-pieces — six oil on canvas paintings, eight wastefully colour paintings, 10 still photographs and rest are sketches and figuratives,” he shares.

Source: Daily Pioneer

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