My
Olympic Adventure was amazing, inspirational, awe-inspiring and incredible. This once in a lifetime opportunity to be a part of this event has been so emotional: watching the fastest men in the world race; singing the National Anthem as Mo Farah and Greg Rutherford received their gold medals; being part of the crowd with its deafening roars and pin dropping silences; watching Oscar Pistorius make Olympic history!
London has done us proud. Team GB has done us proud. I am so proud to be British right now!
Jealous!
ReplyDeleteWow I wish I'd been there!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! I didn't go but it has been the most amazing and inspirational sporting event! Great pictures x
ReplyDeletei agree with you we have done so well and proved what a great nation we are without football!!! some wonderful photos Wendy xx
ReplyDeleteIm so proud too, teamGB have been fantastic! :)
ReplyDeleteVery jealous, looks like you had a brilliant day
ReplyDeleteSooo jealous! What a brilliant day to go, seeing Mo win gold must have been great.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up
Wow! You really got to see some history being made there. Great pictures!
ReplyDeleteWow! What an awesome collection of photos (I don't usually use the word 'awesome' but all other words seemed an understatement). What a brilliant set of memories!
ReplyDeletenice to see these events for yourself rather than just on the tv, the atmopshere must be electric, thanks for sharing them
ReplyDeleteOMG I am so jealous, I have watched loads of the Olympics I would have loved to have gone. Hope you enjoyed your day, fab photos something special to remember forever.
ReplyDeleteBrings it all back to me seeing your pictures, we went of Thursday, such an amazing atmosphere in the arena, worth the trip from Cornwall!
ReplyDeleteThe games have certainly proved the critics wrong. Lovely memories
ReplyDeleteLets hope the olympics spur some british kids into wanting that gold medal feeling!
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