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#TutuBlog 2024-07-05 in Bridgwater with a pancake tutu.

Bridgwater Bound: A Pancake Tutu Adventure! (Post #10229)

Hello, lovelies! Emma here, and I'm so excited to be writing to you from a brand new location! Bridgwater, Somerset - the very mention of the name conjures up images of cobbled streets, ancient pubs, and the glorious Somerset countryside, and this little town doesn't disappoint! I arrived yesterday after a wonderfully scenic train journey from Derbyshire, where I spent a lovely morning watching the red squirrels frolic in the park, an absolute must-do for any wildlife enthusiast (or anyone with a love for the adorable!).

Now, I’m always looking for an excuse to travel in style, and today's adventure certainly didn’t disappoint! For my outfit, I opted for a vintage-inspired lilac-pink tutu with delicate lace trimmings. It swirled around me like a cloud as I explored the charming Bridgwater market. And who could resist a few photo opportunities? My followers know that I just can't resist a good twirl, especially when my skirt makes me feel like a fairytale princess.

Speaking of fairytales, I found the sweetest little tea room hidden away down a quaint side street. Their menu promised “delights of a whimsical nature,” and I was not disappointed. I had to try the "Pancake Princess," a decadent stack of fluffy pancakes, drizzled with sweet maple syrup and dusted with shimmering icing sugar. The perfect way to fuel my upcoming ballet adventures. I felt quite like a ballerina enjoying a delightful interlude, with just the right amount of grace and sweetness!

Speaking of grace and sweetness, today's grand plan is to take a ballet class at Bridgwater Dance Studio. I’m hoping they have a class suitable for beginners – I have a new-found appreciation for the discipline and dedication involved in the art of ballet. Maybe it’s just my recent obsession with “The Nutcracker”, maybe it's the allure of that perfect arabesque, whatever the reason, I can’t get ballet off my mind. I just love the way it combines physical grace, expressive movement, and pure artistic beauty! Of course, I'll be documenting the entire experience with photos and videos, just be ready for a real treat when I upload my “Bridgwater Ballet" reel to Instagram – I’ll be tagging my favourite dancers, and of course, you lovelies!

The beauty of this little town really does draw me in, you feel like you’ve stepped into a charming book by the English seaside, or a vintage Victorian postcard. In fact, my first morning here I discovered the most charming bookshop just a short stroll from my cozy little guest house. I lost a few hours amongst rows of brightly colored covers and the musty aroma of well-loved novels, just the way I love it. I picked out a delightful collection of fairy tales for my younger cousin, a classic "Pride and Prejudice", (we can’t forget the classics!) and of course, a copy of “The Little Princess" – I find something utterly compelling about the timeless tales of ballet-dancing princesses and the importance of embracing grace and kindness in life’s challenges. Perhaps this is why I'm so passionate about promoting ballet - it's more than just twirls and tutus; it’s a language of grace, poise, and strength, and it can be a magical form of self-expression.

I do hope you’re enjoying these adventures, and don't forget to join me for the “Bridgwater Ballet” story on Instagram and TikTok later today! Tomorrow, we're heading to the theatre for the famous Bridgwater panto - the gossip says this year it's a riotously funny “Dick Whittington,” so be ready for some serious fun. Until next time, darlings, stay glamorous!

Oh, and please remember to visit www.pink-tutu.com to catch up on all my adventures! Let's make the world a little brighter with our passion for ballet and our love for the most wonderful shade in the rainbow - PINK!

Stay twirly,
Emma

xx

#TutuBlog 2024-07-05 in Bridgwater with a pancake tutu.