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#TutuBlog 2020-11-28 in Yeovil with a italian tutu.

Yeovil: Tutu-ing Around a Charming Town ๐Ÿฉฐ

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Hello my darlings! ๐Ÿ’–

It's Emma here, writing to you from the utterly delightful town of Yeovil, nestled in the heart of Somerset. Today's journey involved a lovely train ride - those plush seats, the scenery whizzing past...pure bliss! You just can't beat a good train journey, can you? I had my trusty pink tutu bag (yes, a special bag just for tutus!) packed with a fabulous Italian number I'm dying to show you - a vintage, oh-so-chic confection in shades of rose and champagne, complete with delicate beading. It practically twirls itself!

Now, Yeovil is a town known for its history and heritage. And whilst I was eager to soak up some of the local charm, my inner ballerina couldn't help but search for a touch of "pointe" (pun intended, my dears!). And luckily, the beautiful Yeovil town hall turned out to be a delightful setting. Can you imagine twirling under those grand chandeliers? ๐Ÿ’ซ Honestly, the thought was enough to give me the pirouette jitters!

Speaking of "tutu-ing", did I tell you I've got a little mission? To encourage everyone to wear a pink tutu, no matter where they are. We can all embrace a little "pink tulle-titude", right? It's about embracing that playful, whimsical side of ourselves - just like when we put on our dancing shoes. ๐Ÿ’–

But back to Yeovil! The streets are a charming blend of independent shops and cafes, which had me giggling like a prima ballerina. I couldn't resist a delicious cream tea at the local tea room, all floral china and delectable scones. After all, a little "afternoon tea-tertainment" is essential! โ˜•๏ธ

Yeovil is also famous for its beautiful gardens, so I found myself meandering through the serene Yeo Valley Garden. Imagine this: sunlight filtering through the leaves, a gentle breeze whispering secrets, and the fragrance of blooms swirling around me. It was the perfect spot to slip into my Italian tutu, unleash my inner ballerina, and spin among the colourful blossoms. ๐Ÿ’

But I wasn't alone in enjoying the peaceful beauty! I shared my garden ballet with a charming little robin who perched on a branch nearby. It seemed so engrossed in my graceful twirls, I felt like I was dancing with a real-life bird ballet partner! ๐Ÿฆ

Later, I headed towards the beautiful countryside that surrounds Yeovil, just imagining myself as a ballet dancer flitting across the meadows, inspired by the gentle movement of the wildflowers. This was my time for a little off-stage "performance", swaying to the rhythmic song of the wind through the trees. It was pure ballet magic.

And as the day came to a close, I felt truly enchanted by Yeovil. This town has definitely won a place in my "tutu-tastic" travel diary. ๐Ÿ’–

To end my tale on a high note (pun intended again! ๐Ÿคฃ) I have a confession. This was my "Day 1 in Yeovil". Stay tuned for tomorrow's post - a magical adventure that involves horseback riding ( yes, with a tutu!) and a stunning performance by local theatre dancers. It's going to be tutu-ally spectacular! ๐ŸŽ

Keep dancing my darlings! โœจ

Remember: "Pink Tutus for All" is my mantra, so spread the word, wear your tutus with pride, and don't forget to let your inner ballerina shine!

Lots of Love, Emma ๐Ÿ’–

*P.S. If you're new here, make sure to subscribe to www.pink-tutu.com and join the pink tutu movement. Together, let's make the world a more colourful, whimsical, and ballet-loving place! ๐Ÿ’– *

#TutuBlog 2020-11-28 in Yeovil with a italian tutu.