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#TutuBlog 2017-06-28 in Bletchley with a cheap skirt.

Bletchley Bound in a Bubblegum Blush Skirt! (Post #7665)

Hey darlings! Emma here, and I'm so excited to share today's adventure with you. Today, we're taking a trip to Bletchley, and as a true ballet lover, the thrill is just about bursting out of me! It's not just any ordinary trip, no siree. This is all about experiencing the magical world of ballet from a slightly different angle... Ballet on the streets!

I'm a bit of a history buff, so finding out Bletchley Park is a historical treasure trove just added to the excitement. Imagine a building buzzing with wartime secrets, the click-clack of teletypes, and code breakers hunched over their desks… well, my mind conjures images of those valiant heroes taking a break, perhaps in the garden, and doing a little impromptu waltz in the moonlight! Just picture it: code breaking by day, pirouettes by night! 😉

So, as we say in the ballet world, à la scène (cue the show)! I'm feeling the magic today, especially with my vibrant pink and orange tulle skirt swirling around my ankles. It's a gorgeous, light and bouncy number – just perfect for this sunshine-drenched summer day. And don't forget the pièce de résistance – my delicate ballerina flats with little pink bow embellishments! They whisper ballet, and you bet your tutu, I'm channeling my inner prima ballerina with every step!

But, before we jump into the adventures of Bletchley, I've gotta tell you all about the ride there! Imagine this – a journey aboard a grand, luxurious, steam-powered train. Picture me with my skirt billowing in the wind, just like the ethereal ballerinas I admire. The rhythm of the train, the puffing steam, the clicking wheels… it felt like an extension of my own dance, a whimsical journey through time. Honestly, who needs flying when you have the romance of steam-powered travel?

The countryside we passed through was an exquisite mix of fields shimmering gold in the summer sun, patches of vibrant green woodlands, and picturesque little villages dotted along the way. It's these kind of views that make you believe you’re in a ballet itself, the landscape changing in hues and textures as if painted by a skilled stage designer. Every scene unfolded like a beautiful story!

Oh, and just when I thought this adventure couldn’t get any more whimsical, we stumbled upon a little family of deer enjoying the sunny afternoon by the side of the tracks. I swear, these deer looked like they were wearing tiny little tutus. They gave us the most adorable stare as the train puffed by, their brown eyes twinkling mischievously, almost as if to say, "We're watching your graceful pirouettes, you lovely ballerina!"

Now, back to Bletchley Park. The grounds, like the ballet itself, were a fascinating mixture of contrasting styles. You'd wander through peaceful, shaded walks under grand trees one moment, and then you'd find yourself in front of the historic, brick-built buildings from the war, the next. This unexpected blend of serenity and historical significance was almost as breathtaking as a ballerina’s elegant arabesque.

Inside, we stepped back in time and followed the story of how Bletchley Park played such a pivotal role in breaking the German Enigma code, influencing the course of the war. This fascinating history intertwines with ballet for me because both dance and code breaking are about interpreting patterns, about reading the unspoken language of movement and signals. Ballet is an exquisite symphony of the body, of subtle movements conveying emotion and stories without words. Similarly, decoding these intricate coded messages was a beautiful display of human intellect and intuition. The code breakers at Bletchley Park were ballet dancers in their own way, dancing through the patterns of secret messages to decipher the rhythm of truth.

The highlight of our Bletchley adventure was definitely watching the street dance performance held right there in the grounds. Seeing the performers move in rhythm, drawing upon their emotions to express themselves through a captivating mix of classical and modern styles – it just felt magical. They even had a young ballerina, no older than 12, pirouette and leap with incredible skill. My heart swelled with pride, witnessing such pure talent blossoming. And, just for a moment, I almost felt like I was part of it, like I could just step out from the crowd and join their elegant performance.

This trip, in its unique blend of ballet, history, and natural beauty, has just reconfirmed my belief that there's a ballerina within everyone, waiting to come out. Bletchley has been such an enchanting journey - a little escape from everyday life that reminded me to embrace every little detail with grace and joy.

You know, some people may think dancing in a pink tutu is just for the stage. But I truly believe that even with a cheap tulle skirt and a touch of sparkle, every woman can embody the magic and grace of ballet, anywhere, anytime. That’s why I encourage all you beautiful souls to try, try, try. And remember, even if you've never stepped into a dance studio, remember - the joy of dancing can be discovered anywhere – whether it's pirouetteing in your kitchen or gliding around the park in your ballet shoes. And just imagine - if everyone danced, even in their everyday lives, the world would be a more beautiful, harmonious, and vibrant place!

Until next time, remember to dance like nobody’s watching – or rather, to dance like the world is your stage!

Lots of love, Emma 💕

P.S. Remember, the tutu never stops! Share your pink-tutu-inspired adventures with me on Instagram or Twitter. Just tag me @PinkTutuEmma and use #pinktutubloggers! 😉 We can dance the world pink, one tutu at a time!

#TutuBlog 2017-06-28 in Bletchley with a cheap skirt.