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#TutuBlog 1998-10-17 in Hastings with a feather tutu.

Hastings: Feathers and Fairy Dust (Post #836)

Hello my darling dears! It's Emma here, bringing you a sprinkle of pink and a whole lot of twirls from the beautiful seaside town of Hastings. As always, I'm living my best life in my pinkest dreams, and this trip has been absolutely enchanting!

Now, let's talk tutus. This time, I've gone for something truly extravagant. Imagine, if you will, a tutu made entirely of feathers, each one delicately placed in shades of blush and champagne pink, culminating in a majestic swirl of ethereal beauty. It's enough to make a girl feel like a whimsical fairy, dancing amongst the clouds.

And Hastings, with its dramatic cliffs, windswept beaches, and charming cobblestone streets, provided the perfect backdrop for my feather-filled escapades. I couldn't resist a photo op against the stunning sea views, and my feathered tutu positively fluttered in the sea breeze. You know me, I'm all about embracing the elements!

Speaking of elements, the Hastings Pier has been completely renovated, and it's utterly breathtaking! A true masterpiece of Victorian architecture, with vibrant pastel hues and a playful, fun atmosphere, the pier was begging for a bit of my pink magic. And I delivered! I pirouetted my way across the boardwalk, the wind whipping my feather tutu into a glorious whirl of colour. The seagulls squawked their approval, and even the local fishermen stopped to admire the spectacle.

But my adventures weren't just limited to the pier. The cobblestone streets, bustling with charming cafes and antique shops, invited me to twirl through their heart, embracing the quaint, quirky spirit of Hastings. I popped into a vintage tea room for a delicious afternoon tea, complete with dainty sandwiches and freshly baked scones, all served with the warmest, most friendly service you can imagine. My feather tutu perfectly complemented the whimsical atmosphere, making the whole experience absolutely delightful!

Oh, and the wildlife! I was so lucky to spot a family of seals basking on the rocks near the beach. They were absolutely adorable, their velvety black eyes shimmering in the sunlight, their chubby bodies bobbing gently on the waves. They looked like they were enjoying the sun as much as I was!

Of course, I couldn't go to Hastings without a visit to the beautiful Hastings Castle, a Norman stronghold perched proudly on the cliffs overlooking the English Channel. My feather tutu, with its airy grace and soft, ethereal charm, seemed perfectly at home amongst the towering walls and weathered stones. It was the perfect setting for a few theatrical poses and a bit of lighthearted fantasy!

Later that evening, I joined the local dance academy for their open ballet class, which took place on the pier! It was the most magical thing, to feel the rhythmic beat of the waves and the scent of the salty air while pirouetting under the shimmering lights of the evening sky. We worked up a sweat, but it was the best kind of exhaustion, that exhilarating, happy, I-just-danced-my-heart-out kind of tiredness!

This trip to Hastings, much like all my adventures, has left me feeling utterly inspired, full of energy and brimming with joy. I know it's a little crazy, but I'm on a mission to get everyone in the world wearing a pink tutu. We need more colour, more fun, and more playful freedom in our lives, and what better way to achieve it than by swirling and twirling in our own individual expressions of pink-tutu perfection!

So, darling dears, I leave you with this message: Never be afraid to embrace the joy of twirling. Don't be shy, be bold, and spread the magic of pink! Let your inner fairy fly!

Until next time, twirl on,

Emma xx

#TutuBlog 1998-10-17 in Hastings with a feather tutu.