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#TutuBlog 2003-01-20 in Aylesbury with a european style tutu.

Aylesbury Adventures in a European Tutu! 🩰🌸

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Hello darlings! It's Emma, your pink tutu-clad ballerina, back with another delightful blog post. Today, I'm bringing you sunshine and swirling skirts straight from the quaint town of Aylesbury!

I have to say, a day out in Aylesbury felt like a journey through time – a blend of historic charm and modern-day hustle bustle that I just adore. As soon as I stepped off the train, the smell of freshly baked pastries and the sound of happy chatter filled the air. Aylesbury’s streets, with their charming Tudor buildings and quirky independent shops, are a treasure trove waiting to be explored!

Speaking of exploring, this trip wouldn't have been complete without a dazzling tutu! For this adventure, I opted for my brand new “European Princess” tutu – a creation from a boutique in Prague, bursting with delicate layers of tulle in shades of blush pink and baby blue, complete with an intricate silver embroidery detail. You see, I’ve become quite the connoisseur of European tutus; they hold such a distinct elegance and whimsy, much like the cities they’re made in. This particular beauty seemed to perfectly reflect the fairytale charm of Aylesbury.

Now, the real purpose of my visit was, of course, a ballet show! I’ve always loved discovering new dance companies and venues, and Aylesbury’s Waterside Theatre did not disappoint. The stage felt intimate, and I was so close to the action – you could feel the dancers’ every graceful movement! I felt so captivated by the intricate choreography and the sheer athleticism of the performance. It made me ache to be back in the studio, my own dancing shoes strapped to my feet!

Speaking of studios, I'm delighted to announce that Aylesbury is quickly becoming a hub for the dance community! I discovered a fantastic ballet school, housed in a beautiful Victorian building with stained glass windows. The owners are truly passionate about their craft, and I was completely charmed by their enthusiasm! After my own delightful class, we even chatted about starting a small “Pink Tutu Club” in town. Just imagine – Aylesbury in a symphony of swirling pinks!

But you know me, dear readers! Even a ballerina needs her fix of wildlife! After a hearty lunch of fish and chips by the canal, I made my way to the nearby Aylesbury Vale Park. It’s a haven for local wildlife, with babbling streams, shady woods, and even a vibrant community garden! I’m an avid wildlife photographer, and I was able to snap some stunning photos of local birds – the cheeky blue tits, the elegant swans gliding through the water, and even a family of cheeky squirrels busy burying nuts! They seemed to adore my pink tutu, I swear, their eyes were sparkling with amusement!

Of course, no journey is complete without a dose of charming local discoveries! A wander through the independent shops unveiled a beautiful vintage bookstore tucked away in a quiet corner – I couldn’t resist buying a first edition of “Swan Lake”, a treasured addition to my ballet bookshelf. Later, in a bustling artisan cafe, I devoured the most delectable strawberry tart with a delightful tea service, just perfect for a ballerina's sweet tooth!

By nightfall, with my heart brimming with newfound memories, I was back on the train, with the sound of the steam engine blending beautifully with my daydreams of dancing tutus and wildlife whispers.

I urge you, darling readers, to consider your own Aylesbury adventures! Let the beauty of its history, the charm of its shops, the vibrant theatre, and the peaceful nature fill you with joy and inspiration, much like it did for me! And don't forget your pink tutu!

Until next time, darlings,

With swirling love,

Emma xx

#TutuBlog 2003-01-20 in Aylesbury with a european style tutu.