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#TutuBlog 2012-08-13 in Trowbridge with a german tutu.

Trowbridge: Tutu Adventures & Pink Clouds

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Hello my darlings! ๐Ÿฉฐ๐Ÿ’–

It's Emma here, and I'm absolutely bursting with excitement to share my latest escapade! As you know, I'm a firm believer in spreading the tutu love and taking the pink-hued ballet magic to every corner of the world. Well, this week, I ventured to the charming town of Trowbridge in Wiltshire!

You see, I've always been captivated by the romance of rail travel. Something about the rhythmic clickety-clack of the train tracks and the quaint landscapes flashing by the window makes me feel like I'm in a dreamy, vintage film. So, armed with my favourite blush-toned travel tote (with a secret pocket for my pointe shoes, of course!) and a playlist filled with classical waltzes, I hopped aboard the train, my pink tutu fluttering gently alongside me.

I have to admit, it was a bit of a surprise that my fellow passengers didn't join me in a spontaneous ballet performance. Oh, the things I'd do to see a tutu-clad crowd dancing their way through the carriage! But even without the immediate ballet explosion, the journey itself was pure magic.

Arriving in Trowbridge, I felt the gentle, sun-kissed breeze brush against my skin and was immediately drawn to the captivating historical architecture of the town. The cobbled streets, the quaint cafes, the rolling hills - it felt like stepping into a Jane Austen novel!

But even in such a charming setting, I couldn't help but wonder where I'd find my next ballet fix. After all, ballet is as essential to me as a cup of Earl Grey tea with a slice of lemon drizzle cake. (Anyone else an absolute sucker for lemon drizzle?)

And just when I was starting to think the town held no ballet surprises, I stumbled upon a tiny, hidden gem - "The Trowbridge Academy of Dance." It was tucked away in a quaint building, with a window displaying posters of dancers in graceful poses. I peeked in, mesmerised by the music spilling out and the sounds of tiny dancers practicing their pirouettes.

Now, I can't just stand and admire, can I? I have to do the ballet. I knew in that moment that I had to join their class. Thankfully, the warm, welcoming teacher, Ms. Davies, greeted me with a beaming smile and welcomed me into their world of twirling and leaping with open arms.

And let me tell you, I had a fabulous time! The class was a blend of both traditional and contemporary techniques. It's been ages since I took a proper class and had a chance to truly let loose. My limbs were aching, my muscles were tingling, but it was such a joyous, invigorating feeling to move my body with such freedom and grace.

After the class, I treated myself to a delicious cream tea at a charming cafe overlooking a bustling market square. It's moments like this, my loves, when I truly feel alive, my spirit soaring on a pink cloud of joy.

Trowbridge: A Hidden Gem for Tutu Lovers

Trowbridge itself has more to offer than just beautiful buildings and a hidden ballet school. It's brimming with personality! I wandered through the winding alleyways, discovering quirky boutiques, charming bookshops, and cafes serving the most delightful pastries.

My favourite find, however, was a hidden wildlife park tucked away near the River Avon. I'm a bit of a wildlife fanatic, and to see majestic red deer grazing in their natural habitat, swans gliding across the water, and owls perched on branches - well, it filled my heart with a sense of wonder and tranquility. It reminded me to take a moment to appreciate the beauty of nature, something I often forget in the midst of all the tutus and pirouettes!

In the evenings, Trowbridge came alive with a magical charm. I saw a beautiful open-air production of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet performed in the town square, and even danced the night away at a charming, traditional pub, which was surprisingly full of people who seemed to know the moves to every old classic!

Pink Clouds & Tutu Dreams

You know, as I was travelling home, watching the sun setting in fiery shades of orange and pink, I thought about how much Trowbridge reminded me of Derbyshire, my own home county. The rolling hills, the charming towns, the sense of peace and tranquility - it's just what my heart needed.

But even as I sat on the train, admiring the rolling countryside and feeling the rhythm of the journey, my mind wandered to my next adventure. I'm always itching to explore the world with my tutu in tow, spreading ballet joy wherever I go!

Maybe next, I'll take a horse-drawn carriage through the Scottish Highlands. Or perhaps, a train trip across the French countryside? My loves, the world is our stage, and it's time for us to step into the spotlight. Let's wear pink, let's twirl, and let's show the world what we're made of!

Love, Emma ๐Ÿ’•

P.S. Don't forget to visit www.pink-tutu.com and check out all the latest news and stories from my ballet-filled adventures! And, most importantly, grab a tutu, find your inner ballerina, and get ready to dance! โœจ

#TutuBlog 2012-08-13 in Trowbridge with a german tutu.