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#TutuBlog 2001-01-28 in Bebington with a american style tutu.

Bebington Bliss: Tutu Travels Take Me to the Mersey

Post #1670

Hello darlings! Emma here, your resident tutu-wearing, ballet-loving, pink-obsessed adventurer, ready to share another delightful day of twirling and travel!

Today, my adventure took me to the charming seaside town of Bebington on the Wirral peninsula. I can't help but feel that this place was just made for a tutu – with its quaint streets, pretty houses, and stunning views across the Mersey River, it's practically begging for a twirl!

My journey started, as usual, in the Derbyshire countryside. Instead of the usual train journey, I decided to go for a bit of a change and hired a beautiful black horse named Midnight. It's been ages since I had a proper gallop through the rolling fields, and with a few hearty snorts, we were off.

As I approached Bebington, the town's picturesque coastline unfolded before me. It was an incredible sight, with the clear blue sky reflecting in the shimmering water and the fresh sea breeze whipping my hair around. It felt like a fairytale! I couldn't resist taking a photo of myself on the beach, standing proudly in my favourite pink tutu, and the vast ocean backdrop!

One thing that makes me truly happy is seeing others enjoying ballet in all its forms. It wasn't just a dance class for me this morning! It was a little ballet-inspired performance outside the Bebington Town Hall. I managed to fit in some impromptu ballet on the steps outside – a couple of graceful jumps and elegant leaps, always ensuring, of course, to keep my tutu flowing.

I mean, who doesn’t love to twirl in a pink tutu, even on the street?

Seeing so many people come together to appreciate the beauty of movement – that's the kind of world I dream of!

And after all the exercise, it's time for some afternoon delights – which led me to the charming tea room, The Little Mermaid, where I indulged in a scrumptious afternoon tea complete with delicate finger sandwiches, scones with clotted cream and strawberry jam, and an array of delicious pastries. What’s better than a proper English tea in a quaint tea room after an energetic afternoon of ballet, followed by a long gallop back home?

Later, I was delighted to be invited to watch a wonderful performance by a local ballet company at Bebington Town Hall. It was absolutely enchanting! Their energy, the graceful choreography, the breathtaking costumes, it was a sheer delight for the senses! I got to meet a couple of the young ballerinas afterwards. It always makes me so happy to see passion for ballet flourish in the next generation.

I also have to mention the beautiful wildlife that graced the town – a family of swans with their adorable cygnets paddling gracefully in the river and a curious little hedgehog darting across my path. Seeing them brought such joy, they were such cute little creatures! They even seemed to be interested in my pink tutu, maybe they thought it was some strange, large flower?

Of course, my trip to Bebington wouldn't be complete without a spot of souvenir shopping! I found a little shop brimming with seaside delights - miniature boats, colourful pebbles, and seashell decorations, so naturally, I grabbed a couple of items for my collection. I plan on using these trinkets to design my own ballet costume sometime!

Now, I'm tucked away in my cozy home in Derbyshire, my body tired from the day's adventure, but my spirit full of glee! I can already tell that Bebington holds a special place in my heart - it’s one of those magical places where dreams come alive!

But what about you, lovelies? Have you ever visited Bebington? What's your favourite thing about this charming little town?

And most importantly, tell me about your latest tutu moment! Have you embraced the pink power yet?

Let's keep the conversation going at www.pink-tutu.com – until next time, keep twirling and spread the pink!

With love and a whole lot of tutus,

Emma πŸ’•

#TutuBlog 2001-01-28 in Bebington with a american style tutu.