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#TutuBlog 2018-04-18 in Dover with a fairy themed tutu.

Dover Calling: Tutu-tastic Adventures on the White Cliffs

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Hey, darlings! Emma here, back with another pink-tastic post. It’s Wednesday morning and I’m buzzing with excitement about my Dover trip yesterday! Imagine, tutus and white cliffs, could it get any more dreamy?

The sun was shining gloriously as I boarded the train, a symphony of sunshine and excitement coursing through me. My travel companion for the day? A sparkly pink tutu, naturally! What’s a girl to wear when venturing to a town so steeped in history and beauty? 😉 It even had little tulle rosettes, each a tiny pink whisper of magic.

The train journey was an adventure in itself. My window seat offered up breathtaking views of the English countryside - fields brimming with vibrant yellow daffodils and playful lambs frolicking in the sunshine. I felt like I was gliding through a fairytale landscape, with my pink tutu serving as the most dazzling element!

As the train pulled into Dover Priory, a shiver of anticipation shot through me. The air hummed with the salty breeze, a tantalizing preview of the dramatic coastline waiting to be explored. With a triumphant skip and a twirl, I set off towards the Dover cliffs.

I had to stop and just soak it all in - the wind whipping my hair, the vastness of the Channel, the magnificent cliffs themselves, looking like colossal giants, standing strong and proud against the blue sky. It was a landscape begging for a tutu-tastic dance. And I wasn't about to disappoint!

With the chalky white cliffs as my backdrop, I threw my arms out in a grand jeté, a swirl of pink against the sunlit expanse. It was the perfect dance to celebrate this beautiful moment, the kind of scene that deserves its very own storybook chapter.

It wasn't just about the scenery, though. The air itself seemed charged with something special - history whispering in the breeze. I thought of the countless stories etched into these cliffs - from the ancient Romans to the wartime heroes who crossed the channel to fight for freedom. The air itself felt thick with their stories.

Dover Castle, a magnificent monument overlooking the town, held me captive with its timeless majesty. I could imagine myself in a ballgown, dancing with knights in shining armour amidst the ancient stones. The history felt alive, as if it was just waiting to be danced into the future.

Then, the town of Dover unfolded before me, with its charming cobbled streets, quaint little shops and hidden courtyards brimming with flowers. It was so picturesque, it could have been a scene from a Jane Austen novel, perfect for strolling in my pink tutu and stopping to admire the pretty details, each one like a tiny gem waiting to be discovered.

But the highlight of the day had to be the ferry ride. The majestic ships, gliding smoothly on the sparkling water, the seagulls soaring overhead, the fresh sea air, it was simply magical.

As we sailed further out, I felt a sense of awe at the beauty of nature and the incredible journey mankind has made across these very waters. A fleeting thought danced into my head: wouldn't it be divine to have a whole ballet performed on board a ferry? I could just see it - a captivating choreography with sailors, seabirds and breathtaking sunsets as our backdrops!

While we were enjoying the sea views, I spotted a group of schoolchildren eagerly observing the harbour, their faces brimming with wonder. A pang of nostalgia tugged at my heart - reminding me of the magical world I discovered through ballet, and how important it is to nurture that sense of curiosity in our younger generations. It's something I feel passionate about sharing through my blog - inspiring a love of movement and inspiring others to discover the beauty and grace hidden within themselves, regardless of their age or background.

Of course, no trip is complete without a delicious lunch. After all, ballet is hungry work, even for a graceful dancer like myself. I had a delectable seafood platter in a quaint cafe by the harbour, savouring the fresh flavours and relishing the delicious simplicity. It was the perfect fuel for a day of exploring, especially for someone as lively as myself!

Later on, the evening sun cast a golden hue on Dover’s iconic lighthouse, a beacon of light guiding weary travellers across the waters. The town began to light up with the warmth of sunset and the flicker of candlelight from the local restaurants. The air buzzed with the chatter of locals and tourists alike.

With a touch of wistfulness, I began my journey back, knowing I'd taken a piece of Dover's charm back with me, tucked away in my heart, ready to inspire my future blog posts. As the train glided away, I could hear the distant call of the seagulls and the whisper of the wind against the white cliffs.

But before I end this post, I have to tell you all about the encounter I had on the train on the way back. As I was reading my book, a small group of young ladies caught my eye. They looked bright eyed and full of life, and they couldn't resist admiring my pink tutu. One of them confessed that she was trying out for the school play and, being a big fan of the ballet, she'd hoped I might have some advice. So I sat with them and told them stories of my adventures as a ballet dancer and my hopes of getting everyone dancing. And who knows? Maybe someday, one of them will even join the world of professional ballet, carrying that flame of passion for dance into the future.

That, dear readers, is the magic of sharing your love for something - it’s like throwing a spark that might just ignite a new fire in someone else’s soul. It’s what makes life such a magical journey, filled with adventures that remind us of our own potential for growth and creativity.

Until next time, remember: Embrace the pink tutu! Let it inspire you to embrace your own inner grace and passion!

Sending you all lots of pink and glittery wishes!

Lots of love,

Emma x

#TutuBlog 2018-04-18 in Dover with a fairy themed tutu.