So the curtain has finally closed on London 2012 but fear not!
All this week I will be showing all you lovely people photographs from my Olympics (I didn’t compete but you know what I mean!). I will end the week with a blog post that has been many months in the making about what the whole Olympics has meant to me.
The first photograph is of the Olympic torch. It was the instrument that sparked (hardy ha ha) the British publics unequal-able enthusiasm for the Olympics. We came out in the wind, rain, hail and on the rare occasions sunshine to wave at celebrities and strangers alike. We cheered not because they had a fire ball on a stick in their hands but because they were symbolising us, the brilliant British.
But I’ll save the rest of my words for the end of the week and without further a do……. Let the games begin!
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Nice close-up shot! Given your previous posts, I look forward to seeing what’s to come this week! 🙂
Its true I am usually not one for the close-up shots! Must admit that the next few aren’t really close up ones either but I hope you enjoy them nonetheless
What a year! I’m not really sports oriented but like most of Britain I was gob-smacked by it all, and now we have enigmatic Mr Murray bearing silverware. Proud of him and all the Olympians too.
That’s been the most amazing thing to see, everyone getting so interested in so many different sports. I got completely addicted to archery, something I had never watched before then. Andy has really put the cherry on the top this summer of sport. It’s going to be a tough act to follow….
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