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#TutuBlog 1997-11-28 in Droitwich with a german tutu.

Droitwich: Where Pink Tutus Meet German Charm! 🩰 💖

Hey lovely dancers,

Welcome back to Pink-Tutu.com! It's Emma here, ready to whisk you away on another pink-tastic adventure! Today's post is number 513, and I can't believe I've managed to write daily for this long, you guys are truly the best!

You know how much I adore traveling by train - the chugging, the scenery, the feeling of anticipation as you head towards a new adventure! So today, I'm reporting to you straight from Droitwich Spa, Worcestershire! A quaint town famous for its beautiful brine springs and saltworks - a perfect blend of history and natural beauty, if you ask me.

Now, the highlight of this trip (and I'm not biased or anything) has been my discovery of a German tutu! Now, before you roll your eyes, let me explain: It's not like your typical 'fluffy, big, pretty' pink tutu. It's much more practical, structured and quite frankly, super chic. It’s all black and a sort of shimmering grey, with sharp angles and a more modern design. It’s the kind of tutu you can strut around town in, it screams 'confidence', 'attitude' and 'ballet ready'.

Think of it as a kind of 'urban ballerina' look - less sweet, more edgy. You know, I have a real soft spot for that whole 'ballet street' movement, the mixing of the classical with the modern. The German tutu definitely ticked all the boxes for me in that department! I have to say, it felt amazing to rock that black beauty in the picturesque streets of Droitwich. It turned a few heads - no doubt, everyone saw a little ballerina gliding their way.

Anyway, as I was wandering around Droitwich Spa, I came across a cute cafe. Not just any cafe though, it was pink! Okay, so maybe it was baby pink, but for me, that's pretty much a shout-out to my fellow pink tutu wearers! They had this incredible lavender-infused lemonade, and they offered it with a little dollop of homemade raspberry sorbet - divine! Needless to say, it was an amazing little pink pit-stop on my journey.

And speaking of pit stops, Droitwich Spa also happens to have one of the most stunning wildlife parks I've seen in ages! We had this wonderful encounter with a family of red deer - just lounging about like they owned the place! I got so many adorable snaps for the gram, I promise you'll find them on my social media! Deer, pink tutus and pretty architecture, what more could a girl ask for?

But you know, no matter where I wander, my heart always belongs on the stage. Droitwich did not disappoint! Last night, I was lucky enough to see a performance of 'The Nutcracker' at the local theatre. The performers were phenomenal! They all held that magic in their movement, that feeling that transcends simple steps and turns into something truly special. They definitely made me long for the days when I was young and all I wanted to do was twirl around the stage, embracing the magic and joy that comes with being a dancer.

But here's the thing, you don't need to be on stage to be a ballerina at heart! And that’s my real message today: anyone can embody the elegance and grace of ballet, no matter where they are. I challenge you to go out, wear that pink tutu you’ve been eyeing, even just around the house, take a ballet class or just dance it out in your kitchen.

Droitwich Spa has truly been an experience to remember, it was a beautiful mix of vibrant energy and peaceful calm. I have no doubt I will be returning soon! I just wish they sold pink tutus at every single shop - what an amazing experience that would be, eh?

Well, that’s all from me today lovely dancers. Thank you so much for joining me on this journey. Remember to keep dreaming, keep twirling and keep following your hearts.

Until next time,

Love and Pink Tutus, Emma.

P.S. Don’t forget to visit my blog and follow my adventures at www.pink-tutu.com ! You can also connect with me on Instagram @PinkTutuAdventures. I'm always eager to see your stories, your outfits, and your experiences with ballet, pink, and the world in general! 💕✨

#TutuBlog 1997-11-28 in Droitwich with a german tutu.