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#TutuBlog 2012-02-25 in Cambridge with a german tutu.

Cambridge Calling: A German Tutu Takes on the University Town (Post #5715)

Oh my darlings! It's me, Emma, back with another pink-tutu-filled adventure. Today, I'm buzzing from a whirlwind trip to the historical heart of Cambridge, and let me tell you, it was practically bursting with inspiration!

The journey itself was a treat, as always. A journey by train is truly magical, isn't it? It's like a window onto a new world as you whizz through the countryside. Plus, a good train journey is practically designed for people-watching. It's amazing to see the variety of people who hop on board. Imagine a ballet performance on wheels, with each person taking on a different role in the drama unfolding!

As soon as I stepped off the train in Cambridge, it was like entering a film set. Picturesque cobblestone streets, ivy-clad buildings, and that unmistakable air of academia! Everywhere you look, it's history. It's so different from Derbyshire, even though we're not that far away. In fact, Derbyshire is positively bustling compared to this quaint university town. But there's a certain serenity here, like time itself is standing still.

Speaking of time, I made sure I carved out a little time for my favourite pastime - a ballet class! There's a wonderful little studio right in the heart of Cambridge, run by the most charming lady called Ms. Cartwright. She's like a dancing fountain of knowledge, always spouting fun facts about the greats, like Margot Fonteyn and Anna Pavlova. Who knew ballet had so much history? (Spoiler alert: it's fascinating!)

My outfit? Oh darling, it wouldn't be a day in Cambridge without my newest, most beautiful tutu! This one is truly special, a German import with a touch of silver shimmering throughout the tulle. It makes me feel like a shimmering princess. And who knows? Maybe in a past life, I was a princess, twirling under a glittering chandelier in some majestic palace!

After class, I took a leisurely stroll through the Cambridge Market, all the stalls bursting with colours and life. There were so many gorgeous flowers, fresh fruits, and quirky knick-knacks that I wanted to buy everything! My love for all things pretty really shone through, and I knew I had to capture a little piece of Cambridge magic with some new acquisitions. I can already see how the vibrant flowers I bought will transform my Derbyshire cottage!

But the highlight of the day was undoubtedly the performance at the Cambridge Arts Theatre. The stage was alive with the spirit of ballet, with intricate choreography and costumes that whispered of dreams and fantasy. It was absolutely breathtaking. And yes, I even found myself reaching for my phone, taking a little ballet video. You'll just have to forgive me; it's practically ingrained in my DNA.

Speaking of breathtaking, the Cambridge University Botanic Garden is truly a marvel. The air was so still, so crisp, with vibrant flowers and leafy greens bursting at every turn. You really get the feeling you're on another planet! Even better, I discovered a small family of ducks on the pond! Imagine a group of little tutus waddling around - too adorable! They had such beautiful feathers! If there's one thing that always cheers me up, it's seeing wildlife thriving. I actually have quite a large collection of bird watching books. Sometimes, I like to pretend I'm an ornithologist, studying them from afar. You have to keep things fun, darling!

Anyway, my heart's already aching for my next Cambridge trip. You really can't beat the atmosphere, especially when it's doused in the pink hues of my new German tutu. After all, what better way to enjoy life than by dancing around, twirling your worries away, and spreading a little pink joy?

Till next time, lovelies.

Remember, pink is always the answer.

Stay pretty, Emma xoxo

P.S. Don't forget to check out www.pink-tutu.com for all your daily dose of tutu-licious goodness. ๐Ÿ˜‰

#TutuBlog 2012-02-25 in Cambridge with a german tutu.