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#TutuBlog 2009-04-20 in Oxford with a feather tutu.

Oxford Calling: Tutu Adventures and a Dash of Pink! ?

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Good morning, darlings! ☀️

Emma here, your resident pink-tutu enthusiast, ready to whisk you away on a whirlwind adventure. This morning, the Derbyshire countryside had to bid me farewell as I hopped onto a sleek, crimson train bound for the captivating city of Oxford.

Speaking of vibrant colours, did I mention I'm sporting my latest feather tutu for this jaunt? It's a glorious symphony of pink and coral hues, adorned with a flurry of softest feathers – think a delicate flamingo taking flight. ? I practically glowed with anticipation as I settled into my first-class compartment, feeling utterly regal in my tutu. You know me – a touch of glamour wherever I go! ✨

And why Oxford? Well, apart from the obvious literary charm of this city steeped in history, there's a special ballet performance happening tonight. A performance featuring a mesmerising rendition of "Swan Lake," presented by the Royal Ballet School – and I simply can't miss it. ?

Now, Oxford is a place of such grand architecture and peaceful riverside walks. It seems every building is steeped in history and I swear I could hear the whispers of generations past as I strolled through the bustling market square. The aroma of freshly baked pastries wafted in the air – how I love these small delights that make travel so enchanting! ?

Oh, and you know I couldn't resist a quick peek into the wildlife haven of the Oxford Botanic Garden. ? The air buzzed with bees, butterflies fluttered gracefully between blooms of every hue imaginable, and the sound of birdsong was a delightful melody. It reminded me of how beauty and grace can be found in even the smallest corners of our world.

Tonight's performance promises to be nothing short of exquisite. I can practically hear the swish of the dancers' tutus as they pirouette across the stage and the captivating melody of the orchestra as it soars to breathtaking heights.

As I prepare for this grand night out, my mind wanders to the legacy of ballet and the remarkable story of each and every dancer. I hope to see a sea of pink tutus in the audience tonight. What better way to show our love and support for these incredible artists? ?

It's all about inspiring joy and igniting a love for ballet, one pink tutu at a time.

See you soon, Emma x www.pink-tutu.com

#TutuBlog 2009-04-20 in Oxford with a feather tutu.