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#TutuQueen on 2020-04-30 stars in Hitchin

Hitchin: Tutu Tales From The Pinkest of Places (Blog Post #7426)

Hello, darlings! It's your girl, Pink Tutu Sparkles, here, ready to paint the town...pink, naturally! I’m finally back from a delightful trip to Hitchin, and let me tell you, this charming little town was just bursting with tutu potential! It's like they knew I was coming and decided to deck the whole place out in shades of rose, lilac, and of course, my signature fuchsia.

I know what you're thinking: Hitchin, a bit out of the way, isn't it? Well, it certainly wasn't a straight shot from my Derbyshire digs, but it was a trip worth every tickety-boo, if I may say so myself! I hopped on a vintage train with its red velvet seats, and the windows just kept giving me those perfect shots for my Instagram stories, darling! The journey was as delightful as the destination, complete with a delightful fellow traveler who, bless her heart, offered me an extra scone with a delightful little bit of raspberry jam on top!

Hitchin welcomed me with open arms – or should I say, a warm and inviting atmosphere! It had everything a girl could need: cute little independent boutiques filled with the most beautiful vintage clothes, enough antique shops to get my creative juices flowing, and oh my, a beautiful park! Just imagine, swans gliding on the water, vibrant flower beds bursting with colour, and of course, me doing my best ballet poses, adding a touch of sparkle to the landscape.

It was almost time for the big performance, so naturally, I wanted to feel my best. I stopped at the little cafe with its adorable pastel-pink tables, enjoyed a steaming cup of Earl Grey, and carefully adjusted my new fascinator, adorned with delicate pink feathers that matched the colour of my heart, or so I like to tell myself! The entire cafe turned into a blur of admiring glances as I waltzed in, my tutu swirling with every elegant move. You see, I never let go of that girl in a pink tutu, that little dreamer who once donned her costume just for fun at university. Now, she's taking the world by storm, one glittery performance at a time!

Hitchin's heart pulsed with music as I danced for the town's locals at the charming market square, my heels clacking with every sassy step, my pink tutu spinning like a cloud of spun sugar. They laughed, they cheered, and the sound of applause almost sent shivers down my spine (it was cold, darling!) But what was most rewarding was seeing little girls staring with big eyes, wide with awe, as I brought my dreams to life with every pirouette. And if you ask me, darling, a few of them were definitely wearing little pink tutus too. My work here is clearly done!

After the performance, the lovely folk at Hitchin Tourist Information gave me some top tips for exploring their beautiful town. Did you know that Hitchin has its very own Norman church? Now, there's something I couldn't possibly pass up! Its historic charm was definitely worth exploring, especially after a cheeky hot chocolate at a local café with a view of the bustling market. I must say, the cobblestone streets gave my boots just the right amount of clickity-clack, and it felt as though time stood still as I walked down the avenue.

The final act of my day in Hitchin involved a delectable evening meal in one of the town's many fine eateries. My fellow travellers - two adorable mums, who actually dressed in coordinating pink tutu inspired dresses, imagine my delight - suggested this little restaurant known for its fabulous cuisine. It had that old-world charm that made it feel almost as though I'd stepped into a historical romance movie, minus the drama, of course. We tucked into a delicious selection of plates that tasted as beautiful as they looked. But honestly, the most memorable part of the meal was the chance to spread the word about pink tutus and let people know about my blog! You should have seen their faces when they saw me in my full, glorious, pink-tutu attire!

The next morning, I bid farewell to Hitchin, with its cobbled streets, antique shops, and the friendly faces that had made me feel so welcomed. It’s not just the breathtaking views or the friendly townspeople that draw me back time and again. It’s the feeling that every journey is an adventure, every destination a new opportunity to spark some tutu-related magic. Because here's the secret: pink tutus aren't just a costume, darling; they’re a way of life. It's about celebrating femininity, unleashing your inner child, and never taking yourself too seriously.

If you're looking for a magical escape, I wholeheartedly recommend a visit to Hitchin. Just remember to wear something pink – a splash of color never hurts, darling! And, if you haven’t already, check out my other posts on pink-tutu.com. Every day, there’s a new story waiting to be told, and you’re more than welcome to be a part of it!

Until next time, remember to wear your pink tutu with pride!

Love,

Pink Tutu Sparkles x

#TutuQueen on 2020-04-30 stars in Hitchin