Hey loves! Emma here, your resident pink tutu enthusiast, back from a whirlwind trip to Northolt! It’s so great to be back blogging on my favourite website, www.pink-tutu.com, sharing my adventures with you. I feel like it’s been forever, what with all the travelling and ballet classes and performances… It’s been non-stop pink and tutus, just the way I like it!
Now, as a proper Derbyshire lass, I rarely leave the comfort of my home county, let alone the Peak District, so when I’m out and about exploring the UK, I’m like a little sparrow hopping excitedly from one pretty town to another, my ballet bag bouncing at my side.
Northolt is one of those little treasures that stole my heart. It’s quaint and peaceful, a world away from the bustling streets of London, just a stone's throw away, and yet you feel completely detached from the city’s energy. A total breath of fresh air.
You know, some folks think tutus belong strictly to the stage, but I believe they’re for any adventure. That’s why I wore my custom-made pancake tutu - a fluffy, delicate confection with multiple layers of soft pink tulle – for the trip! Just imagine… the tutu swaying gently with the breeze as I explored the cobbled streets of Northolt! It’s all about bringing a bit of ballet magic to everyday life, you see. You never know who you might inspire!
Oh, The Horses!
Northolt holds a special place in my heart because it’s practically on the doorstep of the magnificent Osterley Park & House, and that place? It’s pure magic! I was captivated by their collection of antique horse-drawn carriages. Some are absolutely stunning, even a little spooky in their stillness. But let’s be honest… it's always horses, isn't it? They just pull you in with their powerful, majestic aura. I love everything about horses - their power, their grace, and even their smells. I'd trade my car for a carriage any day! The good thing is, I love traveling by train. It's romantic and full of life.
My Tutu-fied Trip!
This trip wasn't all tutus and horses! I found an adorable little cafe that served the best pink hot chocolate, complete with whipped cream and a drizzle of pink sprinkles. It felt like stepping into a fairytale. It's moments like these, these tiny little pleasures that I cherish the most! I even indulged in some freshly baked pink cake - a little indulgence is never a bad thing, especially when it comes to tutus and pink. You can never have too much pink!
The thing is, the more I travel, the more I see the beauty of the world, and that, dear readers, is the very thing that inspires my ballet. Every picturesque landscape, every quiet nook in a town like Northolt, gets my creativity flowing. It fuels my imagination, fills my heart with joy, and… yes, of course… inspires another incredible pink tutu!
Northolt left a little bit of magic in my heart, the kind of magic that sparks joy and inspires creativity. I think the same can happen to you too - get out there, explore your world, and maybe wear a tutu or two along the way!
A Little Inspiration
Want a little extra ballet magic? Check out my favourite ballet books, which will be featured in my next blog post. They're full of history, dance, and all things pink and tutu-licious.
For now, tell me about your adventures. Share your own travels in the comments, what you wore and where you went, because the best part of traveling is sharing your stories! Stay tutu-tastic!
See you tomorrow, darlings!
Emma xo
