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#TutuBlog 2020-06-26 in Shenley Brook End with a purple tutu.

Shenley Brook End: Tutu Tales and a Touch of Purple! (Blog Post #8759)

Hey gorgeous peeps! It's Emma here, and I'm back with another dose of pink-tutu-tastic adventures. Today's story whisks us away to a new destination, somewhere totally unexpected: Shenley Brook End.

Now, I know what you're thinking – “Emma, why Shenley Brook End?” Honestly, it was all about spontaneity! Sometimes, the most magical journeys happen when you surrender to the unknown, and that's precisely what I did. My love for exploring new places, fueled by an overflowing suitcase of tutus (because you can never have too many!), led me to this charming little corner of the world.

I must confess, though, my heart is usually set on vibrant colours, and Shenley Brook End felt a bit muted in comparison. That's when I decided to inject my own personal touch of vibrancy – a little purple. My absolute favourite tutu is the one I call “Lilac Dream”, a masterpiece of silk and tulle that flows and shimmers with a breathtaking purple hue. As I twirled down the quaint cobblestone streets, my vibrant purple tutu became a beacon of colour against the gentle, traditional backdrop of Shenley Brook End.

Of course, I couldn’t resist capturing a few photos with the backdrop of a picturesque village green, complete with a blooming rose bush. I mean, come on, how could I not? It's all about those memories!

After a lovely lunch at a quaint tea room – their cakes were absolutely divine! – I couldn't help but notice the sweet birds flitting around the town centre. A little wildlife always brings me joy! So, as my ballet daydream led me to imagine the birds as a beautiful, feathered corps de ballet, I felt a strong pull to indulge my love for ballet with a visit to the local dance studio. It turned out to be an absolute gem. Their students were as enthusiastic as they were talented, and it filled me with a burst of inspiration. I just couldn't resist sharing some of my ballet tips with them – because sharing is caring!

By the time evening settled over Shenley Brook End, my heart felt truly full. I realised that the true beauty of travel doesn't always lie in the grandeur of the place but in the moments, the encounters, and the way even the quietest corners of the world can awaken something beautiful within us.

Oh, and by the way, my trip to Shenley Brook End included a little detour via train! The rhythmic chugging of the train is just music to my ears, and I spent the journey imagining myself as a graceful dancer leaping and twirling on a giant stage. Plus, with my tutu carefully nestled on my lap, I became a miniature performance myself, bringing a sprinkle of colour to the usually mundane train carriage.

Before I say goodbye, I have to leave you with a thought. The world needs more pink tutus and more dancers! So, grab a tutu of any colour (although pink is always preferred!), get those toes tapping, and let your inner ballerina shine. It's time to make the world a little bit more magical!

Remember, you can join me in my daily dose of ballet inspiration at www.pink-tutu.com, and follow my adventures on social media!

Until next time, twirl on, my dears!

Lots of love,

Emma x

#TutuBlog 2020-06-26 in Shenley Brook End with a purple tutu.