10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
Fittingly, it was at Windsor that Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles first met. The polo match where they discovered their mutual attraction took place back in 1970...

10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
Fittingly, it was at Windsor that Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles first met. The polo match where they discovered their mutual attraction took place back in 1970...

10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
Fittingly, it was at Windsor that Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles first met. The polo match where they discovered their mutual attraction took place back in 1970...

10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
Fittingly, it was at Windsor that Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles first met. The polo match where they discovered their mutual attraction took place back in 1970...

10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
Fittingly, it was at Windsor that Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles first met. The polo match where they discovered their mutual attraction took place back in 1970...

10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - UK's Charles to marry long term partner Camilla
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - UK's Charles to marry long term partner Camilla
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - UK's Charles to marry long term partner Camilla
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - UK's Charles to marry long term partner Camilla
10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
10.02.2005 - UK's Charles to marry long term partner Camilla
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10.02.2005 - Charles and Camilla's 35-year love affair
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