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#TutuBlog 2013-10-12 in Littlehampton with a green tutu.

Littlehampton: Tutu Time by the Sea!

Post #6310

Hello darlings! Emma here, writing to you from the gorgeous seaside town of Littlehampton, and it's already been a day packed with tutus, sunshine, and adventures. I just love being on the move, especially when it involves a pretty pink tutu and a change of scenery. Today, I took a journey on the train – you know how much I adore a good train ride – it's all about the romantic atmosphere! It reminds me of something straight out of a Jane Austen novel, only with less muslin and more… tutu, naturally!

Once I reached Littlehampton, I knew the only place to start was the beach! I found the perfect spot, just by the pier, and let me tell you, there's nothing more divine than feeling the soft sand between your toes and the cool breeze against your skin while wearing a bright green tutu. It's just... chic. I think it made a lovely contrast against the turquoise ocean, wouldn't you agree?

While I was soaking up the sunshine, I noticed some beautiful birds gliding above the water. They were graceful, almost ballet-like, don't you think? I'm a real wildlife lover, and I love to see how creatures move - sometimes I imagine how I would dance in their form - perhaps I'll give a penguin-inspired dance piece a go sometime! Maybe I could call it, "Tutu on the Ice Flow"!

After my beach bliss, I headed to the quaint town centre to explore. Littlehampton was full of adorable shops and cafes - one even had a display window with a life-size ballerina statue in a bright pink tutu. My heart skipped a beat – talk about inspiration! It felt like a little slice of ballet heaven.

Later in the afternoon, I discovered a local ballet school called "Littlehampton's Dancing Divas". I couldn't resist popping in for a peek! I met some of the most talented young dancers you'll ever meet - they were practically pirouetting before they could walk! Their teacher was wonderfully encouraging and reminded me how much I truly adore this art form. I swear, ballet can make the world a better place!

You know, my aim in life is to inspire everyone to wear a pink tutu – because let's face it, a little pink never hurt anyone! It’s not just about the fashion; it's about confidence, joy, and letting your inner dancer shine through! Maybe one day, Littlehampton will even have a Pink Tutu Day! Imagine it!

Speaking of pink, I must share my new find: I found the most exquisite shade of pink while exploring the local markets. It’s a dusty rose colour, almost like the shade of a summer sunset – divine! You'll just have to wait and see how I incorporate it into my next tutu ensemble, it’s going to be spectacular.

But my day wouldn't be complete without indulging in a treat at a seaside cafe, right? So, I found the most charming tea room, tucked away in a quiet corner. It was like stepping into a time capsule - all lace tablecloths, delicate china cups, and scrumptious homemade cake. And yes, you guessed it, I did wear my green tutu, just because, why not?

I savoured every mouthful of my cake and couldn't help but feel the weight of the day’s beauty upon me - the sea, the birds, the lovely shops, the ballet school… it truly was a perfect day in Littlehampton.

Well, my darlings, I must away. The train will soon be leaving to whisk me back to my Derbyshire home – but never fear, there are many more adventures awaiting on my pink-tutu blog. Until next time, let's remember to embrace life, wear a pink tutu, and never stop dancing!

Remember to check out www.pink-tutu.com and don't forget to follow me on all the socials. I’d love to hear your comments on this little adventure!

Yours in pink and pirouettes,

Emma

#TutuBlog 2013-10-12 in Littlehampton with a green tutu.