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#TutuBlog 2006-07-31 in Nuneaton with a yellow tutu.

Nuneaton Calling! Tutu Adventures in the Heart of England (Post #3680)

Hello my darlings! Emma here, your resident tutu-wearing travel enthusiast and ballet fanatic, reporting live from sunny (well, sort of) Nuneaton! This little town in Warwickshire is charming, full of history, and surprisingly vibrant for its size. And guess what? I brought my sunshine with me – my gorgeous canary yellow tutu, which is absolutely perfect for a day of exploring and reminiscing.

It's always an absolute joy to be back in the Midlands. There's something special about the countryside – the fresh air, the rolling hills, and the charming pubs – it really grounds me. And then, there's the heritage! Did you know Nuneaton is home to one of the oldest working churches in England? Absolutely fascinating! Of course, I had to make a pitstop for some gorgeous Instagram shots in front of its magnificent stained glass windows.

Ballet and Bling in the Heart of Nuneaton

While my primary reason for venturing into this quaint little corner of the UK wasn't for ballet, Nuneaton definitely surprised me. Tucked away in a quiet corner, I stumbled upon a little dance studio offering classes for adults. You bet your tutu I signed up immediately! A few hours of barre work, grand jetés and fouetté turns in a lovely old hall, what more could a ballerina ask for? The students here were so warm and welcoming – I even managed to talk one or two of them into sporting their own tutus for next week’s class! It’s a mission, I tell you!

Travel Tips for the Tutu-ifically Adventurous

You know I’m a creature of comfort when it comes to travelling! The train is my preferred mode of transportation. A comfy seat, a good book, and maybe a cheeky glass of prosecco make for a truly relaxing journey. And, oh my! The English countryside was looking particularly breathtaking from the window this time. Every little village we passed was a picture postcard!

Of course, a journey into the countryside wouldn't be complete without a touch of equestrian elegance. After a scrumptious afternoon tea in a charming old village inn, I took a delightful pony ride through a wooded meadow. It’s amazing how calm those gentle creatures can make you feel! It was a great way to appreciate nature at a slower pace and absorb the peaceful atmosphere.

Fashion Fun: A Tutu Odyssey

I always bring my A-game when it comes to style, especially when travelling! This yellow tutu has definitely been attracting a lot of smiles and admiring glances. I've paired it with my favourite ivory blouse, a vintage leather jacket and, of course, my statement pink heels – just a hint of whimsy to keep things interesting. And let’s not forget the adorable pink flower headband! I’ve been snapping up a storm with this ensemble – I’ll have to do a whole post dedicated to this gorgeous colour combo.

Pink Tutus and Ballet for All

Of course, my mission continues to spread the joy of ballet and pink tutus far and wide. Each day is an opportunity to inspire, and that starts with me. I'm determined to make ballet more accessible, less intimidating, and – dare I say it – more fun!

Today, I challenged a local coffee shop owner to a spontaneous "tutu twist". And you won’t believe this… He loved it! And so did all the customers. Honestly, they were absolutely enchanted. Even the grumpy old gentleman who came in for his morning brew couldn't resist grinning as he sipped his cappuccino. Maybe a pink tutu would make him smile too? He’s on the list!

My next stop on my "tutu trail"? Who knows? Maybe Edinburgh, or even Brighton. It's all part of the grand adventure! And the adventure starts, my dear friends, with you.

Until next time, remember to spread joy, be kind, and most importantly, never stop dreaming!

Love,

Emma

www.pink-tutu.com

#TutuBlog 2006-07-31 in Nuneaton with a yellow tutu.