It may be snowy and gross out in Vancouver right now, but that hasn't stopped the masses (trusty umbrellas and all) from making their way downtown to pay homage to the city's Olympic Cauldron.
Lit to commemorate Team Canada's gold medal in men's ice hockey as well as the closing of the Sochi 2014 Games, the Cauldron originally wasn't going to be lit at all, until public outcry changed that.
The crowd shows that Vancouver's Olympic spirit is alive and well, even four years after the city hosted the Games.
See for yourself:
Lit to commemorate Team Canada's gold medal in men's ice hockey as well as the closing of the Sochi 2014 Games, the Cauldron originally wasn't going to be lit at all, until public outcry changed that.
The crowd shows that Vancouver's Olympic spirit is alive and well, even four years after the city hosted the Games.
See for yourself:
Celebrating our #hockeygold at the Vancouver Olympic Cauldron! #26K #TeamCanada @RunningRoom @JohnStantonRR pic.twitter.com/4aTXgPOQLf
— Lilian Yamasaki (@BrooksGuruBC) February 24, 2014
Burn proudly, Olympic Cauldron! #Vancouver pic.twitter.com/wpPUVXlNWB
— The Lady & the Rose (@TheLadyandRose) February 24, 2014
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