Tutu Blog Ballet Blog Title about a Ballerina Called Emma and Her Life In a Pink Tutu

#TutuBlog 2018-01-29 in Scarborough with a european style tutu.

Scarborough, my love! (Post #7880)

Hello my lovely tutu-loving friends! I’m Emma, and you know, as a seasoned (but still quite young) tutu enthusiast, it’s all about finding that special sparkle. A tutu that speaks to your soul, whispers tales of twirling adventures and carries you away on a tide of elegance. And my dearest darlings, you know I can't go anywhere without a fabulously fashionable tutu, can I? So of course, today was all about taking my new, exquisitely European style tutu for a whirl... in Scarborough!

Now, I’m not one to lie, it's been ages since I’ve been to Scarborough. I know, I know… it’s just there, right? And yet, for a Derbyshire lass like me, with a deep-seated adoration of all things charming and coastal, Scarborough calls with a siren song I simply couldn't resist. So off I trotted, clutching my darling tutu and my trusty camera - ready to explore!

Now, I’m going to tell you a little secret. You know how we all have those secret aspirations – dreams that dance in our hearts and glimmer under the surface of our daily lives? I, my lovelies, have this burning, pulsating desire to make tutus fashionable on every street in Britain! It’s like a whispered dream… imagine, walking down your local high street, and seeing fellow tutu enthusiasts twirling gracefully… a tutu on every corner!

Oh, it’s a vision, I tell you, a symphony of colour and style. So you know, as a devotee to the great ballet world, I’m determined to make this vision a reality. One tutu at a time, and one happy traveller at a time, the world will dance to my tune.

Right, where was I? Oh yes, Scarborough! What a wonderfully charming town! There was something so captivating about strolling along the promenade, the crisp sea air on my cheeks and the sun (okay, a hint of sun) warmed my soul. I couldn’t resist capturing every breathtaking vista, the majestic Castle perched proudly overlooking the turquoise water. (Did I mention that my European tutu has the most darling little sea-shell details, adding a touch of that classic seaside charm?)

As a keen ballet lover, I always make a bee-line for the local theatre and a ballet class. It’s so important to immerse yourself in the ballet world! But then something completely unexpected happened. I wandered into this adorable little antique shop (a tiny jewel box, truly!) and discovered the most glorious horse! Now, you see, while I'm a passionate ballet girl, my heart beats just as strongly for horses, particularly those magnificent, strong steeds who are like ballet dancers on hooves! I simply HAD to have him.

I know what you're thinking: horses and ballet… an unlikely pairing? Maybe! But this magnificent steed was too perfect for me to leave behind! We stood there, two soulmates bound by an unspoken affinity for all things elegant and inspiring. The kind eyes of the horse, and the gentle way he shifted his powerful body... He reminded me of the gentleman in the Ballet! (And by the way, he has his own tutu, of course!). It's amazing the way we find connections in unexpected places. Isn't it wonderful, how the world constantly throws its own personal ballet at our feet?

After that captivating encounter, I took to the train - it just felt right for a girl on a journey, a carriage full of dreams. There’s something deeply poetic about riding on a train; watching the landscape speed by, seeing the countryside in a new light, feeling that rhythm of life move around me! I even made a few new friends - a charming group of travelers on their way to Whitby!

It’s the little moments, darlings, that add so much joy and inspiration! That, and of course, the sheer joy of twirling! (This European-inspired tutu… chefs kiss.. ) Yes, Scarborough! It’s now part of my tutu journey.

Do remember to visit me on www.pink-tutu.com for my daily updates and all my tutu stories, and, don't forget... always wear a pink tutu and be happy, darling!

#TutuBlog 2018-01-29 in Scarborough with a european style tutu.