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#TutuBlog 2016-12-21 in Bloxwich with a pink tutu.

Bloxwich: A Tutu-tiful Adventure! 🩰🌸

Hey there, darlings! It’s Emma, and welcome back to pink-tutu.com for another sparkly adventure in the world of tutus and tiaras. This is post number 7476, and today we’re headed to Bloxwich!

You know how much I adore a good train journey. The wind whistling through the windows, the clickety-clack of the rails, the chance to spot some fluffy sheep in the fields…it’s all so quintessentially English! So, today, I've left my Derbyshire home behind for a little adventure to the West Midlands.

Bloxwich: A Hidden Gem?

I’ll be honest, I’d never even heard of Bloxwich before. It just popped up on my list of places to visit – sometimes a little spontaneity is the best way to go, don't you think? But what drew me in was a quaint little theatre – The Grand Theatre, with its charming Victorian façade. I absolutely adore seeing ballet shows in beautiful, historical spaces. They add such a magical touch.

My first stop was a quick coffee and cake stop at a delightful little café – The Pink Rose Tea Room, no surprises there! You can guess what I ordered, can't you? A perfectly pink latte and a rose-shaped macaron (of course).

Finding my Ballet Flow

I don’t go anywhere without a ballet class or two – it’s simply impossible to resist a beautiful dance studio, especially one nestled in a place I'd never been before. Bloxwich, I must admit, surprised me with a delightful little dance studio called "Twirl & Dream. The name, well, it spoke to my soul! I did a fantastic ballet class with a group of incredibly talented ladies - we had such a giggle together.

A touch of Elegance

Bloxwich might not be a city known for fashion, but it’s absolutely bursting with character. I felt right at home, donning my favorite pink tutu (you know, the one with the silver sequins? A total showstopper!). It turned a few heads as I walked down the high street – my ultimate goal, I must say, is to have every man, woman and child on this planet wearing a pink tutu and twirling! Why should all the fun be just for dancers?

Wild Encounters

After a fabulous lunch of traditional fish and chips (with extra mushy peas, naturally!), I headed for a stroll through Bloxwich's charming little park. As a lover of all things furry, I was in my element! I spied a playful family of squirrels, a flock of singing robins, and even a couple of cheeky grey squirrels - who stole some of my picnic lunch - naughty little fellas!

Ballet Magic!

The Grand Theatre was even more impressive than I’d expected – beautiful and grand, just how I like it! This evening, I watched a captivating performance by the West Midlands Ballet Company. They're all incredibly talented, their costumes a true work of art. It’s those details that really elevate a performance – the flowing fabric, the dazzling diamonds. Oh, I simply adore how costumes bring stories to life.

Bloxwich: A Sweet Surprise

I'll admit it - I came to Bloxwich expecting a simple adventure, a little dose of ballet bliss. But what I found was a treasure trove of charming cafes, kind faces, and unexpected beauty.

Bloxwich may not be the most glamorous destination, but it truly has captured a place in my heart. I'll definitely be back to explore more of this lovely little town, maybe even do some ballet on a hay bale! (Imagine the Instagram opportunities!).

So, what's my advice to you? Get out there! Don't be afraid to discover new places, even those that seem a little…unfamiliar. Because sometimes, the greatest adventures lie in the unexpected.

Now, go on, my darlings! I challenge you all to put on your pink tutus and visit Bloxwich. You never know what wonders you might find.

Until next time, keep dancing and stay fabulous! 💖🌸

Emma xoxo

#TutuBlog 2016-12-21 in Bloxwich with a pink tutu.