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#TutuBlog 1996-11-20 in Scarborough with a european style tutu.

Scarborough Calling: Pink Tutu Travels, Post #140

Hello darlings!

It’s Emma here, writing to you from the beautiful seaside town of Scarborough, where the air is crisp, the seagulls are squawking and the sky is a glorious shade of pink (of course!). This trip, a whirlwind of pink and pirouettes, is just one stop in my ongoing quest to bring the joy of ballet and the glamour of a pink tutu to the whole world!

I decided on a train journey this time. A bit of romance, a bit of old-fashioned glamour. And yes, I wore my pink tutu on the train! (There was a surprised 'ooh' from a little girl on the opposite carriage. Makes my heart swell, truly!).

Anyway, Scarborough, where shall I even begin? A place where the echoes of Victorian elegance still linger, yet with a touch of rebellious spirit - the kind of spirit that makes me want to leap onto the beach and perform a full-on grand jeté! The sea is a magnificent symphony of colour, constantly shifting and dancing. And I must admit, this beautiful coast is quite an inspiration, for dance and for my outfit today: a whimsical tulle creation in a delightful shade of lilac - the perfect tribute to the delicate blooms blooming in Scarborough's botanical gardens!

After checking in to my hotel (an adorable Victorian mansion, complete with floral wallpaper and ornate furniture, just the type of place where you imagine Jane Austen might have stayed!), I took a stroll around the town. Everything was so charming, the seaside promenade, the little independent shops, the grand theatre...

But the main reason I was here was for a rather spectacular event. Scarborough Grand Theatre was playing host to the Royal Ballet (imagine my delight!), with a stunning rendition of Swan Lake. The energy in the theatre was simply magical - you could almost feel the dancers' dedication through the air. The swan's graceful movements were mesmerizing, the prince's passion utterly enthralling, and of course, the beautiful costumes… it truly was a sight to behold. As soon as I saw the ballerina take to the stage, I felt an almost indescribable urge to be up there with her, feeling the stage lights on my pink tutu!

Later, I took a walk along the clifftops, gazing at the sprawling vista. The breeze whipping through my hair was invigorating. There was a sense of vastness, a reminder of the unlimited potential we all have. I’m convinced that all of us have a ballerina hidden within, ready to emerge. All it takes is a little bit of courage and a lot of pink!

Now, for a little bit of me time. I've found a cozy cafe where I can write this blog (my daily ritual! Must update all my dear Pink Tutu followers on every adventure!), enjoy a delectable cup of tea (Darjeeling, thank you very much!), and of course, dream about my next pink tutu masterpiece.

And don't forget, www.pink-tutu.com is your portal to a world where dreams dance on the edge of reality.

Stay stylish and keep your hearts pink!

Love, Emma xx

#TutuBlog 1996-11-20 in Scarborough with a european style tutu.