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#TutuBlog 2016-05-23 in Romford with a italian tutu.

Romford Ramblings: A Tutu Tale 💖

Hello lovelies! It’s Emma here, ready to take you on another fabulous adventure in the name of pink tutus and all things ballet! Today’s post marks #7264 in my daily quest to make the world a more twirling place, and let me tell you, it's been a real treat. Buckle up, darlings, because we're about to head to Romford!

I'm a bit of a train buff, you know? There's something so romantic about a journey by rail - the gentle rocking, the scenery whizzing by, and the anticipation building with each clickety-clack of the wheels. It makes for the perfect setting to don a pink tutu and let my imagination take flight, which I absolutely did for my trip to Romford!

Now, I know what you're thinking. Romford? It's not exactly Paris, is it? Well, let me tell you, you’d be surprised! Romford might be known for its market and its proximity to the big smoke, but it's also got a secret heart of beauty – and I wasn't about to leave without unearthing it.

My journey started with a vibrant pink tutu, my trusty companion, paired with a crisp white blouse and my signature crimson lipstick. A little touch of vintage flair with my trusty feather boa, and I was ready to hit the town. First stop, the bustling Romford market. You can't have a proper trip without sampling the local wares, and this market truly had something for everyone. From hand-made trinkets to fresh-baked goods, it was a treasure trove of delights. And let's not forget the essential ingredient for a good time: the iconic British chippy! Fish and chips, wrapped in newspaper, tasted divine on a day as bright and beautiful as this.

Speaking of beauty, did I mention my new pink tutu was Italian? Yes, I recently discovered a wonderful little boutique in Derby, hidden amongst the cobblestone streets. This tiny shop, overflowing with sequins and tulle, seemed to whisper secrets of elegance and grace. I simply couldn't resist snagging this beauty. It's perfect for all kinds of adventures - a quick lunch in a Parisian bistro, a walk in the Derbyshire countryside, or a visit to, yes, even Romford!

My adventure in Romford continued with a visit to the town hall. This historic building, with its towering clock tower and intricate facade, took me back to a different era, a time when romance was in the air and grand gestures were the norm. I even spied a magnificent oak tree, its branches stretching towards the sky as if embracing the town in a warm embrace. I could just picture a prince charming standing beneath its shade, waiting to declare his love...

But alas, reality called and I had to keep my ballet schedule in check. You see, Romford's cultural scene isn’t limited to just its historic charm, it has a burgeoning art and dance community. My heart skipped a beat when I found the local ballet studio nestled on a charming cobbled street. It had been quite a while since I last indulged in a proper ballet class and I was excited to see if it would match up to the beautiful grace of Derbyshire's renowned ballet scene. I was absolutely floored by the teacher, Mrs. Jenkins. She was so passionate, and the students were filled with an undeniable joy, their dedication was inspiring. The warmth and the laughter, it was all truly heartwarming.

Romford, you may not have the glittering skyline of London, but you've captured a piece of my heart with your warm embrace and charming atmosphere. It’s so refreshing to step outside of Derbyshire sometimes, and be reminded that a good time can be had wherever you find yourself. As for the question that’s always on my mind, did it involve a pink tutu? Well, of course it did!

With a twirl and a giggle,

Emma

P.S. Remember lovelies, pink tutus and ballet are for everyone! Find your inner twirl and share it with the world. Head over to www.pink-tutu.com for more of my adventures and share yours too, tag #pinktutu and let's inspire each other to dance our hearts out!

#TutuBlog 2016-05-23 in Romford with a italian tutu.