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#TutuBlog 2024-04-02 in Burnley with a pink tutu.

Burnley Bound: A Tutu-ful Train Journey and Ballet Bliss! 💖

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Hello my darling tutus!

Today, the sunshine is practically radiating a pink hue as I prepare for my trip to Burnley! 🌪️ This delightful town in Lancashire holds a special place in my heart because, wouldn't you know it, the gorgeous Burnley Mechanics Theatre is showcasing an exquisite ballet production this evening!

Now, my lovely readers, you all know how much I adore ballet, and Burnley always brings a certain je ne sais quoi to the dance world. Every step, every plié, every grand jeté, simply sparks my soul in a way only this art form can! ✨

But before I grace Burnley's stage with my presence, it's time for a journey as delightful as the performance itself! You see, I am a bit of a train enthusiast (it’s much more charming than being a trainspotter, don’t you think?), and a train ride through the English countryside, nestled in the comfy plush seats of a vintage carriage, always feels utterly divine. The green rolling hills, the charming little villages whizzing by - pure perfection!

My travel attire for this occasion? Well, it wouldn't be a "TutuBlog" post without a little sparkle! 💫 Of course, I'm wearing my favourite pink tutu, the one with the layers of tulle so light it could fly away in the wind, with a delicate silver ribbon for a touch of sophistication. It's always my way to add a bit of a ballerina flair wherever I go. My pink canvas ballet shoes complete the look, and for an extra touch of chic, a fluffy pink shawl tied around my shoulders – you never know when a bit of extra warmth is needed!

Now, I'm going to share a secret: I believe every woman should wear a pink tutu at least once in her life. You’ll experience pure joy!

Let's talk about the beauty of Burnley. This town might not be the first one that comes to mind when thinking of exciting travel destinations, but that's what makes it so wonderful. It holds an unassuming charm and an understated beauty that simply captivates me. Its history as a thriving textile town, its vibrant arts scene (a shout-out to Burnley Mechanics!), and its friendly atmosphere truly resonate with me.

But it's not all about the sights, darlings. One of my most beloved things to do is wander the little, winding streets of Burnley, browsing the quaint shops and chatting with the local artisans. The aroma of freshly baked bread mingling with the cheerful chatter of passersby - truly a sensory delight!

Of course, no trip is complete without a delightful pitstop for a cup of tea, or two! In Burnley, my absolute favourite haunt is the Coffee Pot on Hammerton Street, a delightful little café that serves up a truly scrumptious cream tea. You'll see me there, in my pink tutu of course, indulging in the most delicious scones with clotted cream and strawberry jam – a taste of paradise! 🍓

My little tutu adventure doesn't end there. You see, Burnley is also the perfect launching pad for exploring the natural wonders of the area. A brisk walk through Pendle Hill, the inspiration behind so many folktales and legends (remember the Pendle Witches?!) or a lazy afternoon beside the tranquil waters of the River Calder, a little sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life - these are moments I cherish.

Of course, while I'm at it, I’ll have to see if I can spot any cheeky little hares - you all know how much I love these adorable bundles of fluff! 🐇 Their playful hop is the most joyful sight and always reminds me of the beauty of simple pleasures.

One thing's for sure - I'm embracing every minute of this glorious getaway with my beloved pink tutu by my side, because every moment is a gift, a dance to be cherished.

My fellow tutu enthusiasts, remember to be kind to yourself and never be afraid to express your creativity. And don't forget, life's a grand stage, so put on your pink tutus and embrace every twirl! 🩰

With all my love,

Emma xoxo

#TutuBlog 2024-04-02 in Burnley with a pink tutu.