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#TutuBlog 2015-09-17 in Walthamstow with a yellow tutu.

Walthamstow Whirlwind: Post #7015

Hello, my darling dears! It's Emma, your favourite tutu-twirling travel blogger, back from another exhilarating adventure. This time, I found myself whisked away to the bustling borough of Walthamstow, a vibrant haven in the heart of London.

Let's just say, darling, my inner ballerina was positively giddy. The streets of Walthamstow, with their charming shops and the echo of laughter, just called to be twirled in!

I always feel like I'm transported to another era when I journey by train. It's something truly magical about gliding through the countryside. There’s a charm to that journey, a stillness, you know? I found myself dreaming of pirouettes in green fields with only the sheep to witness my grace! Of course, there was the customary pre-journey ritual - the mandatory cup of Earl Grey, naturally, and a quick brush of my favourite blush on my cheeks to accentuate that pink glow!

After all, a ballet-loving, tutu-clad lady like me never travels without a dash of pink! You wouldn't expect anything less from a dedicated ambassador of pink tutus! And speaking of tutus, my favourite sunshine-yellow number (a touch of playful zest for the day, don't you think?) made an appearance. The sunshine itself seemed to dance a little brighter in its reflection!

My mission? To find Walthamstow's best-kept ballet secrets.

My journey started with a little exploration at the William Morris Gallery, a beautiful Victorian building, bathed in warm afternoon sun. I was swept away by the sheer artistry of William Morris' designs, the colours, patterns - absolutely inspiring! There's nothing like a bit of vintage loveliness to fuel the creative spirit, especially when your life is inspired by graceful movement, and elegant outfits.

Then it was onto a delightful little café on the High Street for a cup of tea, (we’re in London, after all!), a slice of lemon drizzle cake and, of course, some people watching. There was such a buzz of energy and friendliness in the air. Walthamstow had instantly captured my heart with its genuine charm and warmth. It felt as if I was walking into a scene from a charming old ballet. Imagine, graceful steps through bustling streets, punctuated by laughter and the delicate clink of teacups, the warm air buzzing with excitement!

My heart, my dears, always seeks the graceful movements and lyrical artistry of dance. So, a little stop at the "Dance Studio" for a little "quick" class was the order of the day. Let me tell you, those professional dancers truly inspired me with their strength, precision and artistry! You know, the graceful steps, the leaps, those amazing turns and jumps... The kind that could bring tears to your eyes. Honestly, my dears, it's pure poetry in motion!

Naturally, a delicious evening meal in Walthamstow was next on the agenda. There's nothing quite like local flavour, so, I ventured to "The Village Pub," tucked away in a peaceful corner, away from the busier streets. It was an authentic English pub experience. The atmosphere was warm, the people friendly and the food was delicious, comforting, wholesome food, the kind that leaves you feeling good all over. I could imagine, back in the days of carriages, horses pulling them up in the cobbled streets. It truly is a special little corner of London. I mean, with a pint in hand and a good belly-laugh, even my wildest tutus can't hold back!

Finally, it was time to indulge in the beauty of the Epping Forest, a breathtakingly vast green space on the outskirts of Walthamstow. The air was crisp, the sun sinking lower, throwing long shadows across the grassy expanse. I took a walk through the forest paths, feeling the rustling leaves, the whisper of the wind, and the quiet joy of nature around me. It's like the world holds its breath, doesn’t it? It reminded me that even amidst all the movement, dance, and urban life, there's a stillness, a peace, that finds us all.

And let's be honest, dears, there is simply something deeply satisfying about embracing the rhythm of nature. Even a ballerina needs her forest moments, her moments of reflection, of reconnecting with the wild heart of life!

I confess, there was a slight (maybe not so slight) tug on my heartstrings as I bid adieu to Walthamstow. It had filled me with that perfect mix of artistic inspiration, friendly encounters, and sheer delight. There's a certain magic in discovering hidden gems in our beautiful world, and Walthamstow will forever hold a special place in my pink tutu-clad heart.

And, to end this lovely tale on a particularly special note, let me ask you this:

What are you waiting for? Go forth and explore! Let your spirit twirl and twirl and twirl, embrace the energy of a vibrant life. You might just discover that pink tutu dreams come true! And if you’re not a big ballet fan, well, that’s OK too. Even if you haven’t been bitten by the dance bug, my dearest darlings, it’s the little details that make life colourful, like the graceful swirls of a pink tutu in a sunset. Let’s sprinkle that little touch of sparkle wherever we go!

As I always say, keep twirling, keep dreaming and keep discovering!

And remember, my darlings, life is a dance, a magnificent adventure waiting to be explored. So, be bold, embrace your inner ballerina and, as I’m sure you’re all thinking, let’s just let loose with a touch of pink, and spread that happiness all around the world!

Keep checking www.pink-tutu.com for my next post! It's going to be a thrilling one, I promise.

#TutuBlog 2015-09-17 in Walthamstow with a yellow tutu.