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#TutuBlog 2020-03-15 in Yeovil with a white tutu.

TutuBlog #8656: Yeovil Adventures in a White Tutu! ๐Ÿฉฐโœจ

Hello my darlings! It's Emma here, writing to you from the most adorable little town called Yeovil, nestled in the heart of Somerset. You know how I love to explore new corners of the UK, and this time, my heart was set on a charming countryside escape. I have to admit, the only pink tutu in my luggage for this trip was a dainty little number, tucked away for emergencies. But who could resist a visit to a town known for its history and, you guessed it, the beautiful St Michael's Church tower that dates back to the 15th Century. Now, you'll be surprised to learn that, yes, it's the tallest in the entire county of Somerset, clocking in at a whopping 230 feet. That's just as tall as 18 tutus stacked on top of each other! ๐Ÿ˜…

Now, let's get down to the fun, shall we?

*My first stop was a delightful cafe called The White Hart, with its charming red brick walls and quaint, traditional atmosphere. You know how I can never resist a cute, little tearoom. Especially when they serve cakes! ๐Ÿฐ They had the most delicious Victoria sponge. The tea was divine and the staff were lovely. They really went the extra mile, I felt like I was dining with friends. Plus, their Wi-Fi was super fast - perfect for a tutu-tastic Insta-post! *

From the White Hart, I decided to hop onto a classic double-decker bus, heading straight for the Somerset Yeovil Railway Centre. This amazing place has everything a train enthusiast could dream of - engines, carriages, workshops, you name it. I even got to have a little sit inside an original Victorian carriage. Oh, and if you're looking for a quirky and adorable gift, the shop in the Centre has something for everyone! Did I mention they have a little cafe, too? โ˜•๏ธ I'll admit, this day trip felt like a whimsical adventure in the making, a true throwback to my Derbyshire childhood!

But let's talk about the real star of my day - the beautiful town centre! The air was so fresh, and the atmosphere was just brimming with charming little shops and cafes. They even have a cute vintage book store called The Bookworm, filled with treasures for every book lover - I was completely smitten. They had a fantastic collection of illustrated fairy tales, perfect for transporting yourself back to the magical world of childhood!

As a true fashion enthusiast, I couldn't leave Yeovil without venturing into one of its independent boutiques. This little shop, nestled in the heart of the town, had the cutest display of locally-made jewellery, beautiful accessories and even some amazing vintage clothing - some truly unique pieces, just begging to be taken home. The friendly shop assistant gave me some fantastic style advice, so you can be sure my new purchases will be gracing my Instagram feed soon! โœจ

Evening in Yeovil was the icing on the cake. After a delightful lunch, my feet were ready to explore, and the weather couldn't have been more perfect for a leisurely walk along the River Yeo, which flows gently through the town. The gentle rustling of the leaves was like music to my ears. I spotted some graceful swans, gliding effortlessly along the water's edge, and even a curious kingfisher perching on a nearby branch, his turquoise feathers shining like precious gems. It was the perfect picture of serenity, and I knew I had to capture the moment with a couple of pictures. (Maybe you'll spot a peek of my pink shoes in one of the photos?! ๐Ÿ˜‰).

But you know me, I couldn't go without adding a little twirl of ballet magic to my day! So I put on my ballet shoes, just for a quick solo under the pale glow of the setting sun. The old church tower and its looming shadow were the perfect backdrop for my impromptu dance session, even without a full tutu! Just a glimpse of pink and twirling for the world to see. ๐Ÿ˜Š

My evening ended in one of Yeovil's many pubs, enjoying a delicious hearty dinner and some refreshing local cider. This part of England truly knows how to make a traveler feel at home. There was such warmth and welcoming energy in the air, and I felt utterly at ease. It truly was a special evening, filled with moments I will treasure forever.

My day in Yeovil was a lovely blend of charming heritage and captivating scenery. I love how easy it is to just hop onto a train from Derbyshire and find yourself immersed in another corner of this wonderful island. Every visit is a journey to remember, full of exciting new discoveries. And that brings us to my mission, my darlings - to encourage you to discover your own little corners of the world, take a trip somewhere new, embrace the unknown, and wear a little pink along the way! ๐Ÿฉฐ๐Ÿ’–

Before I end, let's have some fun! Who's been to Yeovil? Share your favourite things about the town in the comments below. Have you ever considered a visit to Somerset? Do tell!

And don't forget, my darlings, stay tuned for more adventures in pink! ๐Ÿ’•

Love and Tutu Hugs,

Emma

www.pink-tutu.com

#TutuBlog 2020-03-15 in Yeovil with a white tutu.