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#TutuBlog 2003-10-28 in Walsall with a yellow tutu.

Walsall Wanderings: Tutu Tales and Train Tracks! (Post #2673)

Hey darlings! Emma here, your resident tutu enthusiast, reporting live from the bustling town of Walsall. It's a bit of a departure from my usual Derbyshire haunts, but this pink-loving ballerina just can't resist a good adventure, and a train journey is always a delightful excuse for a new outfit!

Today, I decided to add a splash of colour to my day with a vibrant yellow tutu - just imagine sunshine in fabric form! It really brought a bit of "me" to this slightly grey and industrial town.

Speaking of industrial, I had a fascinating visit to the Walsall Leather Museum. Who knew there was so much history and artistry behind a good pair of leather boots? Apparently, Walsall used to be a major centre for leather goods, and they still have workshops demonstrating the traditional techniques. I actually picked up a lovely leather clutch bag for my next big outing - you'll just have to wait and see where that takes me!

Of course, no trip to Walsall would be complete without a stop at the New Art Gallery. The current exhibition is "Walsall Women", celebrating local women artists. They were incredibly talented, and it was lovely to see their creative expressions showcased in such a grand venue.

In between exploring museums and galleries, I took a delightful detour to Walsall Arboretum, a charming park right in the heart of the town. It felt like a little oasis of peace and tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle. The autumn leaves were starting to change, adding a fiery touch to the lush greenery, and there were even a few ducks and squirrels darting about - always a treat for a nature enthusiast like myself!

To end my Walsall day on a high, I enjoyed a delicious meal at The Grand Hotel. Their traditional afternoon tea was just the perfect way to rest my dancing feet and reminisce about my adventures. They even had pink pastries โ€“ a win in my book!

One thing I've realised today is that Walsall, although perhaps not a household name in the world of travel, is definitely worth a visit! It has a charm all of its own, and I encourage everyone to step outside of their comfort zone and give it a try.

Speaking of stepping outside the box, I have a challenge for all of you. As you all know, I'm a big advocate for wearing tutus - whether you're a ballerina or not! So, why not try on a pink tutu this week? Take a walk, visit a museum, or simply sit down and have a cup of tea in your fabulous, pink frolic. Let me know how it feels to dance your way through the day, regardless of your chosen activity!

That's all for now, darling! Join me on the journey to spread pink tutus and ballet love everywhere I go!

Stay fabulous,

Emma xx

P.S. Don't forget to check out my daily blog at www.pink-tutu.com. I post all my tutu adventures, fashion tips, and ballet-inspired musings there. I hope to hear from you soon!

#TutuBlog 2003-10-28 in Walsall with a yellow tutu.