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#TutuBlog 2005-06-13 in Dunstable with a german tutu.

Dunstable Daze: A Pink Tutu Adventure (Post #3267)

Helloooo my darling dance devotees! 🩰💖 It’s your girl, Emma, here, ready to spill the tea (or shall I say, the pink champagne?) on another fantastic day of tutu-licious adventures. Today, my little pink-loving heart found itself transported to the charming town of Dunstable, just a hop, skip, and a twirl away from my beloved Derbyshire.

This wasn’t your ordinary ballet jaunt, darling. I was embarking on a mission of epic proportions: to bring the glorious, girly grace of a pink tutu to the people of Dunstable. And I must say, they were thrilled to see me.

But let's rewind a bit, shall we? The journey started in my favorite way - a jaunty train ride through the picturesque English countryside. You know me, I can’t resist a good train trip. There's something so elegant about gliding past rolling fields, quaint villages, and fluffy sheep while wearing my oh-so-stylish travel ensemble (a sleek pink jumpsuit, naturally, paired with my signature sparkly ballet flats!). It’s basically my personal runway show!

Arriving in Dunstable, I was immediately charmed by the town’s historical vibe. Cobbled streets, ancient churches, and the air filled with the sweet scent of lavender - it was like stepping straight out of a Jane Austen novel! But even in the most charming of settings, a girl needs her tutus, am I right?

My first stop? The Dunstable Heritage Centre. I knew they'd appreciate a splash of pink in their historical exhibits! After a quick change into a dazzling pink tutu with feathers and a sparkly top (courtesy of my trusty travelling ballet bag), I made a grand entrance into the centre, accompanied by a whimsical, bouncy melody that only my trusty pink-hued boombox can deliver.

The staff, bless their hearts, were absolutely delighted! One kindly gentleman even declared it the "most spectacular display of femininity" he'd ever witnessed (and you know he’s seen his fair share of historical displays). And they weren't wrong, darling!

After a grand twirl in the heart of the museum, I popped into The White Horse Inn, the oldest coaching inn in England, for a well-deserved slice of their famous Victoria Sponge. I have to admit, there's nothing quite like a piece of fluffy cake and a cuppa after a busy day of spreading the pink-tutu love.

But of course, my mission wasn’t over yet. I wanted to introduce Dunstable to the magic of ballet! I ventured to the local dance studio, The Dunstable Dance Academy, armed with my "pink-tutu evangelism" kit (which included, in addition to the aforementioned pink tutu, a box of pink sweets and my trusty ballet video tutorial).

Let me tell you, they were a bunch of eager beavers. The kids were so excited, they couldn’t wait to twirl and leap. It was sheer joy! My video tutorial had them gliding, turning, and stretching in no time. It warmed my heart to see these youngsters falling in love with ballet.

Now, let's talk about the outfit! Today, I chose a German tutu - those iconic, fluffy, perfectly structured, pink-tinted masterpieces. They are just the perfect way to elevate a ballet outfit. I paired it with a soft white blouse (always classic, darling) and sparkly pink heels (a girl's got to be prepared for a little oomph!).

And that’s where the fun ended, for this day at least. I left Dunstable feeling absolutely delighted, full of joy and love for this vibrant town and its adorable residents.

It’s my firm belief, darlings, that a little pink tutu can change the world - one graceful step at a time. It's about expressing yourself, embracing your inner femininity, and finding joy in every twirl!

Until next time, darling dance enthusiasts! Don't forget to wear your pink tutus (and remember, a pink-hued life is the best life!),

Yours in twirls and sprinkles, Emma 🩰💖

P.S. If you’re thinking of popping by Dunstable, do yourselves a favour and visit the The Priory Church! The architectural details are simply breathtaking. And maybe, just maybe, you might spot a little pink tutu-wearing angel twirling amongst the stonework! 😉

#TutuBlog 2005-06-13 in Dunstable with a german tutu.