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#TutuBlog 2011-04-21 in Shenley Brook End with a heavy tutu.

Shenley Brook End: A Heavy Tutu Adventure! 🩰🌸

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Oh darling, I’m bursting at the seams to tell you all about my absolutely fantastic trip to Shenley Brook End! It’s just a little place, nestled amidst the fields and green lanes, and I have to admit, I almost skipped it entirely! After all, the sheer quantity of adorable little villages popping up on my route meant I was quite literally drowning in the beauty of it all! 😅

But then, my darling, something magical happened!

Firstly, I arrived at the train station and my senses were immediately assailed by the most delightful, intoxicating smell of freshly cut grass and sweet blossoms. There’s something so wholesome about a proper English country station, you know? And oh my, did you know that there’s a fabulous old horse-drawn carriage standing proudly by the entrance? Gasp My inner princess just shrieked!

I wasn't travelling by horse this time, but instead, I took a scenic detour – you know I love those! – through a little meadow brimming with butterflies, so dainty and fluttering around in a kaleidoscope of colours! I just had to stop and take a picture – just imagine it for a second: a picture-perfect field, dotted with pink dandelions, buzzing with butterflies and the most darling tutu-wearing lady you've ever seen... Yes, that was me, ladies and gents!

As for Shenley Brook End, oh it was the most adorable village ever! There was a little old pub with hanging baskets brimming with pink flowers, a sweet little tea room offering homemade cakes (don't judge me but I might have gone a little too wild there - a triple stack of Victoria sponge was truly a necessary sacrifice, don't you think?).

But you know what, darling, it was the ballet that truly stole my heart. Not only did they have the most adorable local dance studio, with these little girls with twinkling eyes, so excited to practice their plies, but also, Shenley Brook End, tucked away in the heart of the English countryside, also has its very own ballet theatre! 🤯 Imagine that!

Their latest production was 'Giselle', the most heartbreakingly beautiful ballet about a young maiden and her true love, a love that transcended even death! Now, you know I'm not just here to sing about the art of dance - although I think 'Giselle' deserves all the applause in the world - I’m here to celebrate the magic, the passion, and the sheer joy that only ballet can bring! There’s nothing more satisfying, my darling, than slipping into a silky tutu, letting your anxieties melt away, and simply becoming the character on the stage!

Speaking of tutus, mine for Shenley Brook End was especially magical - a full, billowing creation, with tiers of the most delicious shade of blush pink imaginable. It wasn’t just a tutu, darling, it was a pink dream! Now, if you ask me, this is precisely the kind of dress to wear when you’re experiencing all that Shenley Brook End had to offer! I truly do believe a great tutu can elevate any adventure, wouldn't you agree? 🌸

Of course, I wore a cute little hat with a feather - a perfect nod to my favourite ballerina and its dramatic plumage, it was the absolute darling detail! It brought together all of my little, country chic ensemble, don’t you think?

Shenley Brook End was just that kind of place – a place where you can lose yourself in the romance of a ballet performance, in the whimsy of nature’s beauty, and in the pure joy of exploring something new.

It reminded me, again, how crucial it is to always keep those ballerina wings open, ready to fly to wherever your heart leads you! After all, the world, darling, is truly our stage. And we can choose to dance our own stories, our own journeys, our own lives. 😉

Stay beautiful and dance on, darling! 💖

Emma xx

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#TutuBlog 2011-04-21 in Shenley Brook End with a heavy tutu.