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#TutuBlog 2005-12-22 in Feltham with a food themed tutu.

Feltham Frolics: A Tutu-licious Adventure (Post #3459)

Hello darlings! It's your favourite pink-tutu-clad blogger Emma, bringing you a sprinkle of sparkle straight from the bustling streets of Feltham!

Today's adventure began with the soft glow of sunrise peeping through my Derbyshire cottage window. I couldn't wait to set off for my day trip to Feltham – a town that always calls to me with its quaint charm and promise of exciting discoveries. As usual, I planned my outfit around a fabulous, food-themed tutu, this time featuring delicate embroidered cupcakes and swirling macaron designs, paired with my trusty ballet flats and a splash of pink lipstick. It’s all about matching the theme of the day, darling!

My journey started with a rather unconventional mode of transportation – a horse-drawn carriage! It felt incredibly glamorous, and I couldn’t resist posing with the beautiful steed while wearing my tutu. Let's just say it caused a minor stir amongst the other carriage-bound travellers.

Once in Feltham, I set my sights on a delightful local bakery called 'Crumbs & Kisses'. They have the most gorgeous window displays adorned with sugar flowers and cakes sculpted into miniature swans, you just wouldn’t believe it. I, of course, indulged in a delectable raspberry and white chocolate éclair – it was heaven! And then, because every visit needs a touch of local colour, I picked up a little hamper full of homemade preserves and chutneys from a market stall run by the sweetest lady who seemed to know every gossip in the town.

Later, I visited the Feltham Little Theatre, and it just screamed vintage charm! They were putting on a performance of 'The Sound of Music,' which brought back a flood of nostalgic memories. The performers were fantastic, and I felt a sudden urge to join them on stage. It was a performance full of heartwarming tunes and poignant stories, a beautiful reminder of the power of theatre.

Afterward, I discovered a hidden gem – a quaint, ivy-covered tea room with the most exquisite china and homemade cakes. They offered an afternoon tea service that was truly decadent. From delicate cucumber sandwiches to warm scones with clotted cream, every bite was a delightful explosion of taste. I couldn’t resist a tiny piece of their lavender cake; its fragrance alone was enough to transport me to a fragrant meadow in the French countryside.

To wrap up my day, I wandered through Feltham’s historic centre. I marvelled at the beautifully preserved buildings and felt transported back to another era. A local antique shop held an irresistible collection of vintage lace and jewellery. While browsing through a shelf full of forgotten relics, I unearthed a stunning vintage ballet shoe – imagine my delight! I just had to bring it home to add to my ever-growing tutu collection.

As evening descended, casting a warm glow on the cobbled streets of Feltham, I sat on a bench in the town square, feeling completely charmed by this enchanting place. It truly reminded me that the most magical adventures can be found just around the corner, in the most unexpected places.

Now, I’m sitting here in my little cottage in Derbyshire, filled with memories of my tutu-filled adventure to Feltham. I can't wait to tell you all about it in my next post! Remember, my lovelies, never let your dreams be confined to the confines of your own world, embrace life with a pink tutu and an open heart!

Until then, dance on, sparkle on! Emma xxx

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#TutuBlog 2005-12-22 in Feltham with a food themed tutu.