Story: Sarah Guetaia
The Olympic torch came to Sheffield on 21st of June. Me and my family went to see it, we got free flags and drums. There was a band called ‘The Tribes’ who played. The Olympic torch was one hour late but we didn’t mind. When the lady came she put the torch in the Olympic bowl. There was cheering and shouting, and more entertainment but finally we had to go home.
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