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#TutuBlog 2013-01-22 in Bangor with a german tutu.

Bangor Bound, a German Tutu in Tow! ๐Ÿฉฐ

Post #6047

Hey darlings,

How's it going? Hope you're all having a fabulous day! Mine started bright and early, filled with excitement for the most beautiful, fairytale-like journey. You see, my pink-tutu-loving heart led me on an adventure this morning, hopping on a steam train for a day trip to Bangor. And trust me, it wasn't just any trip... I'm sporting a brand-new, gorgeous, German-made tutu that practically begs to be admired!

Honestly, this tutu is a dream. It's that classic ballerina shape, but with such delicate embroidery and a beautiful ivory hue. The perfect blend of old-world charm and modern elegance. I paired it with a bright pink cashmere sweater and my trusty, chunky heeled boots. Just because I'm wearing a tutu doesn't mean I can't be comfy! ๐Ÿ˜œ

My journey started at the train station in Derbyshire, which was a sight in itself. It's so charming, with its Victorian architecture and quaint little cafe that always has the most incredible hot chocolate (marshmallows included, of course). Then it was off to Bangor. I love travelling by train, don't you? The rhythmic chugging, the glimpses of countryside whizzing by, the comforting scent of tea and toast โ€“ pure magic! I even caught sight of a group of deer running through a field - just as if they were taking their own ballet class! It's moments like these that make me so grateful for the simple beauty of life.

Speaking of beauty, when I finally arrived in Bangor, I was mesmerised. It was so peaceful and picturesque, like a painting. You can't go to Wales without indulging in a slice of Bara Brith, now can you? It was so delicious, with the warm spices and the perfect sweetness. Mmmโ€ฆ it even reminded me of the aroma in our local bakery back in Derbyshire, where they often use spices to give their cakes extra flavour and a lovely, festive vibe!

While indulging in my Bara Brith, I was suddenly struck with inspiration โ€“ why not share my passion for ballet with everyone I meet? So, as soon as I finished my pastry, I decided to spread a little ballet magic around the beautiful streets of Bangor.

I chose a location next to a quaint, little pond - a perfect backdrop for my mini ballet performance. First, I pulled a little pirouette and then did a few fouettรฉs, each one gracefully highlighting the gorgeous ruffles and tulle of my German tutu. People stopped to watch, smiling, and giving me the occasional clap. It was just like having my own little private audience in this gorgeous town! A little girl, about 5 or 6 years old, even gasped with delight at the end of my little impromptu dance performance, which was absolutely the cutest reaction! Itโ€™s those little moments that warm my heart.

For the rest of the afternoon, I continued exploring the cobbled streets of Bangor. I browsed some of the adorable little boutiques, spotting a vintage brooch with a charming ballerina silhouette that reminded me of those vintage, whimsical, ballerina photos from the 1950s โ€“ utterly captivating! Of course, I couldn't leave without bringing a little bit of Bangor home with me. I picked up a gorgeous, hand-painted mug from the market, showcasing a delightful image of a quaint Welsh cottage tucked amongst lush hills.

After all that excitement, it was time to catch the train home. The trip back was just as enchanting as the journey to Bangor. The sun was setting, turning the clouds into fiery hues of pink, orange, and purple โ€“ a real spectacle worthy of a ballet finale. Even though it was dark, I continued my little ballet performance, taking advantage of the reflective moonlight. A passing family even broke into spontaneous applause, much to the amusement of everyone on the train! I think they all liked the sparkly effect my German tutu gave off under the moonlight, adding to the enchanting magic.

As I write this from my desk at home, still feeling inspired by my trip to Bangor, a feeling of profound joy fills my heart. Itโ€™s that pure, simple pleasure that comes with indulging in your passion, being present in the moment, and making connections with others. It was an extraordinary day for a ballet-loving girl from Derbyshire who just loves to explore.

It's moments like this, full of magic, and laughter, and little impromptu performances, that make me realise what a wonderfully joyful world we live in.

And now, before I lose myself in my favourite pink ballerina sleepwear, a question for you, darlings. Have you ever had a day that sparked that inner ballet flame in you? Tell me all about it!

Until tomorrow, stay sassy, keep smiling, and remember: the world needs more pink tutus!

Lots of love, Emma ๐Ÿ’•

#TutuBlog 2013-01-22 in Bangor with a german tutu.