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#TutuBlog 2010-09-30 in High Wycombe with a yellow tutu.

High Wycombe Adventures in Yellow!

Post Number: 5202

Hello my darling tutu-lovers! It's your girl Emma, back from a whirlwind trip to the picturesque town of High Wycombe, and I'm overflowing with stories and photos to share. This is just the start, so grab your favourite pink drink (mine's always a raspberry ripple!), snuggle up in your fluffiest pink dressing gown, and get ready to be transported to a world of pink tutus, twinkling stage lights, and the sheer joy of dancing!

High Wycombe, with its charming streets and quaint shops, is a world away from my bustling Derbyshire hometown. But for me, any place is home if I'm wearing a tutu! This time, my travel companion was a bright and sunny yellow tutu! I know, I know, you're thinking 'Emma, yellow? You always wear pink!' But darling, you gotta shake things up every now and then, right?

Train Travels and Tutu Tales

I opted for a romantic train journey, gliding past rolling fields and charming villages. A journey on the railway is always an adventure! With a book, my pink iPod (yes, I still love the iPod!), and a brightly coloured tutu, what more could I need? As the countryside whizzed past my window, I felt like I was starring in my own personal fairytale.

The train station in High Wycombe, a little hidden gem with its traditional architecture, was already a feast for the eyes. You know how I love an old-fashioned touch, don't you? I swear, a pink tutu always fits in perfectly with a bit of Victorian charm. I took some quick selfies with the station's vintage clock as my backdrop – the pink tutu really made the clock look oh-so-chic.

The Heart of the Town and Tutu Treasures

From there, it was just a hop, skip and a jump to the heart of High Wycombe. The town itself was vibrant and welcoming. There's a reason I adore exploring little towns – it's so much more personal than the bustle of the city. I stumbled across a delightful vintage clothing shop – can you guess my first thought? ‘Tutus!’ I dashed in, of course, and my eye landed on the most divine sequined lilac one. Now, a true tutu lover never has too many tutus, so it came home with me! I had to squeeze it in my suitcase – good thing I don't carry much! I'm going to look fabulously fabulous at the next gala opening, I just know it.

The Art of Ballet and Tutu Dreams

The main reason for my visit was, of course, the ballet performance at the Wycombe Swan theatre! Oh, my darling readers, it was spectacular. The show, a beautiful contemporary piece based on a classic Shakespearean play (I’m all for bringing different art forms together, darling), left me spellbound. My little yellow tutu was in awe too, just waiting to get its own chance to take centre stage! And it wouldn't be the first time. I've done a fair bit of theatre work myself – ballet, modern, and even some panto! My favourite tutu story is from the time I played a sassy fairy, oh, it was just magical!

Speaking of ballet, I stumbled upon a ballet class in the most quaint, character-filled hall, right in the centre of town! I knew instantly I had to try it. My pink ballet shoes felt like they were made for those beautifully polished floors. And can you believe it? The teacher was the sweetest thing – she said I looked so happy in my tutu that I had brightened everyone's day! You know how much I love spreading some pink and tutus in the world. The teacher was so wonderful, I couldn't help but take a few sneaky snaps, she looked like she’d just stepped off the pages of a vintage ballet magazine. And just you wait, I'll post a photo on www.pink-tutu.com so you can all admire the stunning ballet scenery too.

High Wycombe Walks and Tutu-licious Nature

The following day was spent exploring the stunning countryside. Of course, what goes better with walking than a twirling tutu! And this wasn’t just any walk, this was a glorious, rolling hill walk, where my yellow tutu and I were a vision in the autumnal sunlight! My heart always leaps when I can smell the earth, and hear the crunch of leaves under my feet. It’s the little things in life! You know I love a good picnic, so we sat in a field, listening to the symphony of nature: birds singing, the gentle breeze through the leaves – simply beautiful. The only thing missing? A herd of graceful deer prancing by! (I can dream, can't I?) It was a walk I'll treasure for sure!

Tutu Time to Reflect

High Wycombe was, to put it simply, magical. It truly reignited that sparkle in my soul that I'd been searching for! As I sat on my train journey home, the thought drifted through my mind – perhaps ‘pink’ doesn’t need to just be a colour; it’s a feeling. It’s the feeling of being joyfully unapologetic, of chasing dreams, wearing your tutu, no matter what anyone else says. So go forth, darlings! Embrace that sparkle within, find that thing that makes your heart sing, and do it with your head held high, and a tutu in hand (or in this case, a bright yellow one!). And who knows, you just might find your own little piece of magic in the most unexpected of places!

And before you forget – this post will be updated shortly with more fabulous photos from my adventure! You can find them all on my Instagram and Twitter, and keep coming back for more tutu-licious stories here on www.pink-tutu.com! See you tomorrow for another day of fun!

XOXO

Emma.

#TutuBlog 2010-09-30 in High Wycombe with a yellow tutu.