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#TutuBlog 2003-03-10 in Ruislip with a white tutu.

Ruislip Ramble in a White Tutu: Post #2441

Oh, my darlings, how are you today? It's your favourite pink tutu-wearing, ballet-loving blogger, Emma, here! And guess what? This little Derbyshire lass has had another incredible adventure, and it involved a glorious, snowy white tutu – something every ballet girl should have in her repertoire, wouldn’t you agree?

So, picture this: I’m chugging along in a vintage train carriage (always a delight, I tell you!), admiring the beautiful English countryside, with its rolling hills and snow-dusted fields. It's a magical scene, a picture straight out of one of my favourite ballets, The Nutcracker. And yes, you guessed it, my lovely tutu is packed away safely in my bag, waiting to unleash its sartorial brilliance.

My destination? Ruislip! Now, Ruislip might not be a renowned ballet city, but let me tell you, it has a certain charm that had me swooning from the moment I stepped off the train. It’s a quintessential English village, with charming brick houses, quaint tea shops and a lively market square, all bustling with local life. Honestly, the place felt like it had been ripped straight out of a romantic novel!

And my first port of call? A gorgeous little tea room, the "Pink Rose Tearoom" – just my kind of place! I had to indulge in a delightful cuppa with clotted cream scones and a generous helping of raspberry jam, the perfect start to my Ruislip escapade. While enjoying my delicious treat, I spied a flock of beautiful, plump pigeons perched on a nearby ledge, strutting their feathers with an almost theatrical flair. Oh, the beauty! How I love the simple delights that nature has to offer.

Now, after my much-needed caffeine fix, it was time for the highlight of my Ruislip trip - the Ruislip Ballet School. You know I love my ballet, my dears! I was so excited to visit this charming school, which is tucked away in a beautiful Victorian building. And guess what? I decided to indulge in a little bit of impromptu ballet class. It was pure joy!

The class was buzzing with energy, and everyone was so warm and welcoming. And me, with my snowy white tutu swishing around my legs? I felt like I was twirling right back into my own childhood, back when I first discovered the magical world of ballet.

You know what? Ballet is an incredible art form, something everyone should try at least once. It doesn’t matter if you're a beginner or an experienced dancer – the feeling of your body moving with grace and precision is absolutely divine. Let's break down those ballet barriers and get everyone in pink tutus – it's the only way to dance!

The Ruislip ballet class really filled my cup, and then it was time for a stroll around the village, which, as I said, was filled with hidden gems and surprising discoveries. I discovered a quaint bookshop crammed with rare volumes, a charming antiques shop bursting with vintage treasures, and even a lovely little museum filled with local history.

Oh, the joy of discovering new things! I picked up a beautiful old book on the history of ballet and an antique brooch, with a stunning pink and white stone – what luck! And let’s not forget, I managed to snap some photos with the local wildlife. You just can't get enough of that cheeky squirrel, can you? He seemed absolutely thrilled with my pink handbag, so naturally, we took a few pictures together, sharing the joy of Ruislip's charm.

Now, for a true Ruislip adventure, you need to sample their local cuisine. Luckily, the Ruislip Hotel is famed for their exquisite afternoon tea. So, after my adventures in the village, I made my way to this grand Victorian building and enjoyed a beautiful pot of tea with delicious scones, delicate sandwiches and even a delicious cupcake. All served on lovely vintage china - simply divine! It’s moments like these that remind me why I love to explore and experience life with my dear pink tutu at my side.

So, as the sun began to set on my day in Ruislip, casting a golden glow over the quaint village, I felt a profound sense of contentment. My little dance-filled adventure had been just as I had hoped – a beautiful reminder of all the simple joys in life. And let's not forget – you don’t have to go far for adventure; there's beauty to be found right around the corner, if only we take the time to look!

I'm signing off now, my dear friends. Don’t forget to join me on this amazing journey of exploration, dance and sartorial delight at www.pink-tutu.com! And who knows, perhaps your own next adventure will be in a pink tutu? Maybe you will fall in love with ballet and become the next great ballerina. Don't forget, life is too short not to embrace your inner princess and dance your way through it!

Until next time, darlings!

With love and pink tutus, Emma x

#TutuBlog 2003-03-10 in Ruislip with a white tutu.