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

#TutuBlog 2020-04-09 in Bridgwater with a pancake tutu.

Bridgwater: Pancake Tutu Paradise (Post #8681)

Hello, darlings! It’s your girl, Emma, and today’s blog post is a real whirlwind (pun absolutely intended!) of pink and pancake bliss. Yes, you heard that right. Pancakes AND tutus? Divine.

Let’s rewind for a second. As a self-proclaimed ambassador of all things twirly, I get so excited whenever a new city pops up on my itinerary. This time, it’s the lovely Bridgwater in Somerset. You know, that quaint little town that's renowned for its annual carnival with its fabulous floats. Talk about my kind of party!

So, this time I was packing not just my favourite pink tutu (naturally), but a whole ensemble worthy of a prima ballerina. Imagine: a vibrant blush tulle skirt cascading around my legs, a silken pink top, and some adorable ballet flats that make every step a pirouette. It was truly the perfect combination of chic and twirl-worthy, ready to take on the cobblestone streets of Bridgwater.

Oh, and did I mention the pancake tutu? I stumbled upon a delightful cafe, with the cutest owner (let’s just say she was a fellow fan of the twirling lifestyle), who created the most delightful, mouthwatering pancakes… and topped them with a gorgeous, homemade spun sugar 'tutu'! Honestly, it was so pretty I was almost afraid to eat it (but trust me, I did!).

The Ballet Bliss in Bridgwater

Now, a trip to a new city isn't complete without a proper ballet experience, is it? Luckily, I found an absolutely wonderful studio with friendly teachers and a passion for spreading the magic of dance. The class itself was absolutely divine, a mix of contemporary and classical with some lovely jumps and turns that sent me floating through the air. The studio was full of warm sunshine, and the sense of camaraderie amongst the dancers was so uplifting.

It reminded me of those sunny Derbyshire days spent dancing in my own studio, and it gave me this slight longing for a tiny little country cottage where I could just spend my days practicing pirouettes in the sunshine. Ahem, daydreaming aside, I'll be posting the latest Pink Tutu collection very soon!

Pancakes & Positivity

Back in Bridgwater, I enjoyed some seriously delicious local fare - think creamy cheeses, flaky pastries and a divine cup of tea. A perfect end to a day of swirling through cobbled streets and enjoying the gentle pace of a charming town. But what really struck me was the sense of positivity in the air. The people here were so welcoming, happy and genuinely lovely. It reminded me that even on my busiest days, taking time for kindness and a smile makes all the difference.

Bridgwater’s Wildlife

While I wasn't there during carnival, there's just something magical about these seaside towns and their little pockets of nature. Bridgwater has a lovely harbor where I watched some delightful seabirds soaring above the water, gulls with their playful calls, and swans gracefully gliding along. They had such an elegant and captivating presence that I found myself just staring at them for a good few minutes, soaking in the peaceful scene. It's no wonder so many artists find their muse by the seaside!

Sharing the Joy of Tutus

As I travelled back by train (it really is my preferred mode of transportation), I couldn't help but daydream about spreading the pink tutu love all across the country. Imagine: a vibrant wave of tulle sweeping through our towns and villages, each individual celebrating the freedom and joy of movement. Who wouldn't want a sprinkle of pink tutu magic in their life? It's a movement, my darlings, and it starts with you. Go ahead, don a tutu, strike a pose, and let the twirling commence!

Remember to keep your eyes peeled for updates and photos on www.pink-tutu.com (because yes, dear readers, there’s an absolute explosion of pink awaiting you).

Until next time, darlings, remember to always dance your way through life!

Love,

Emma

#TutuBlog 2020-04-09 in Bridgwater with a pancake tutu.