LONDON OLYMPICS 2012 CLOSING CEREMONY
Gorgeous, where were you earlier 4:00 in the morning ( Local Time = GMT + 8:00 Standard Time)? Well, I was in my favourite pajama and most comfortable sleeping tee shirt while watching the biggest show on earth - London Olympics 2012 Closing Ceremony! I went live tweeting along with correspondents Campbell Robertson, Sarah Lyall, Victor Mather of New York Times and Ian Garland of Daily Mail UK who have prime seats in the upper deck of the Olympic Stadium, where they have been describing the sights, the sounds, and, if necessary, the smells of the evening! HAHA.
ENJOY!!!
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Actors paraded around the model of St Paul's wrapped in newsprint, during the opening stages of the closing ceremony
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Royal laughs: Prince Harry and Kate Middleton shared a joke during the Olympic Games Closing Ceremony
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Closing: As the sun set in London, the Olympic Stadium prepared for the London 2012 Closing Ceremony
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Boy band One Direction performed during the Olympic Closing Ceremony
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Bang on: Stomp performed in front of the London skyline stage set
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Flying the flag: The bright colours of the Union Jacks were waved and provided a sharp contrast to the white and black newspaper print |
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A British military marching band performed Blur song Parklife during the Closing Ceremony
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The boxes formed a striking pyramid in the centre of the stage |
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United nations: Flagbearers took part in the athletes' march during the Closing Ceremony
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Imagine: A sculpture in the shape of late Beatles band member John Lennon was formed onstage during the Closing Ceremony
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Comeback: Pop icon George Michael performed Freedom as well as his new single White Light
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British singer Annie Lennox performed 'Little Bird' aboard a giant wooden gallion during the Closing Ceremony
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Comedy star Russell Brand performed his sketch during the Olympic Games Closing Ceremony |
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Trio: Jessie J, Tinie Tempah and Taio Cruz performed during the Closing Ceremony
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A brave performer was shot from a cannonball during Idle's sketch, a nod to Britain's rich comic history
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Heavenly: Nun and angels form the backdrop for Monty Python star Eric Idle's Closing Ceremony performance
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Monty Python's Eric Idle tussled with a band of morris dancers as he performed to the 80,000-strong crowd inside the Olympic Stadium
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Brian May of Queen performed together with Jessie J during the Closing Ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games
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End of an era: The Olympic flag was lowered by representatives from the Army, Navy and Royal Air Force
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London mayor Boris Johnson passed the Olympic Flag to Rio de Janeiro Mayor Eduardo Paes, helped by IOC president Jacques Rogge
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Proud: Locog chairman Lord Coe, right, delivers a speech as IOC President Jacques Rogge watched during the Closing Ceremony
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Ready for Rio: Brazilian performers gave the world a taste of what to expect when the Games moves to Rio de Janeiro in 2016
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Artists from the Royal Ballet, including British ballerina Darcy Bussell, performed as the Phoenix descended from the roof of the Olympic Stadium
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As the cauldron separated, the Olympic flame slowly faded until it was no more and the Games was officially over
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As the flames in the Olympic cauldron got weaker, the phoenix flew higher over the crowd in the stadium below
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Take That: After much speculation over whether they would perform or not after Gary Barlow's tragic loss of his stillborn daughter, Take That - minus Robbie Williams whose wife is due to give birth - took to the stage with hit single Rule The World
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It's over: Fireworks lit up the Olympic Village in Stratford, east London as London 2012 drew to an emotional close
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Alight: Fireworks exploded into the London night sky as the Olympic closing ceremony came to a spectacular end
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Finale: A heart-stopping array of colours zigzagged through the night sky above the Olympic Park as fireworks concluded the London 2012 Olympic Games
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And that wraps up the closing ceremony and indeed the London Summer Games. The coverage, the replays of the stunning moments, jam-packed with Great Britain's symbolism, the aerial shots of the stadium, the lighting, the performances, and the 50 years of British Pop music, all in one for the "Symphony of British Music"!
Thank you for all the glorious moments, inspiring athletes showing genuine sportsmanship, and taking us back to the rich history of United Kingdom! Congratulations for putting up a BRILLIANT SHOW!
THIS IS GREAT BRITAIN!!!
Now, I have to buy a ticket en route to Rio de Janeiro for Olypics 2016! SEE YOU THERE, EVERYONE!
Keep posted. I love y'all!
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