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#TutuBlog 2020-01-06 in Burnley with a pink tutu.

Burnley Bound in Pink: Post #8587

Hello my darling darlings! Emma here, your resident tutu enthusiast and chronicler of all things pink and pirouette-y, and I'm bursting with excitement to tell you about my latest adventure!

Today, I found myself hopping aboard a steam train - oh, the glamour! - destined for Burnley, a charming little town nestled in the heart of Lancashire. It's a journey I've wanted to make for ages, and knowing it involved a bit of old-fashioned steam travel just sealed the deal. Imagine, dear reader, the aroma of coal smoke mingling with the crisp air as we chugged along the picturesque countryside, me nestled in a comfy carriage, with my trusty pink tutu packed securely in my ballet bag, just itching to twirl under the Lancashire sky.

Burnley has a reputation for its stunning countryside, its charming old market squares, and - get this - a rather large population of red squirrels! As a confirmed wildlife fanatic, I couldn't resist a trip to Towneley Park, a stunning estate that’s home to those adorable little bushy-tailed creatures. Imagine, frolicking through verdant lawns, dodging inquisitive squirrels, while sporting a fabulously pink tutu? Talk about a picture-perfect moment!

My journey wouldn't be complete without a ballet fix, so I tracked down a local dance school called Burnley Dance Academy. It was absolutely delightful. From the welcoming smile of the instructor to the lovely warm-up routine, everything screamed 'pure joy' to me. I even had a go at a class – I'll have to admit, it's not every day that a ballet aficionado gets to try a new dance style. And boy, was it a whirlwind! My tutu swirled in a frenzy of pink perfection as we learned some stunning steps – you just know I had to capture it all on camera! It was such a blast!

Of course, a trip to Burnley couldn't be complete without seeing what they’re known for! The iconic Burnley Mechanics theatre - think grand architecture and beautiful murals! It oozes history and sophistication. And you know what? They actually host live performances, with ballet being a regular on the bill! How delightful, I just have to try and get tickets the next time I'm in the area. Can you imagine the magic? Pink tutus, graceful steps, the enchanting setting – chef's kiss pure perfection!

After a whirlwind tour, a delicious cup of tea at a charming cafe (don't forget, the teapot always matches the tutu, you know!) and an incredible journey on a horse-drawn carriage (the sound of the hooves on cobblestone is strangely calming) , I'm filled to the brim with a newfound love for Burnley!

Let's recap, darlings: steam trains, pink tutus, red squirrels, adorable dance classes, historical theatre, horse-drawn carriages - all topped off with a generous helping of pink perfection! I mean, what more could a girl ask for? Burnley, you've stolen a piece of my heart.

My dear readers, you just know I'm not one to let my adventures end here! I’m already planning my next trip to explore more of the hidden gems of this beautiful region. Who knows what wonderful surprises await? Perhaps some grand gardens? Perhaps some traditional dancing classes? Perhaps I'll even find the inspiration for my next tutu design! I can’t wait to share it all with you!

As always, don’t forget to visit my website www.pink-tutu.com for all the latest updates, fabulous photos, and inspiring tips to embrace the joy of ballet, the colour pink, and the magic of everyday life! Remember, dear readers, it’s a pink-tastic world out there just waiting to be discovered – and you know I'm on a mission to make it a little more twirly every single day!

See you tomorrow, with even more adventures to share!

Lots of love and happy twirls,

Emma xx

P.S. Have you ever visited Burnley? Share your experience with me in the comments! I’m always eager to discover new corners of this magical world, especially if it involves tutus and wildlife!

#TutuBlog 2020-01-06 in Burnley with a pink tutu.