Where does the Olympic torch begin?

where does the Olympic torch begin its journey?

They begin with a torch relay to light the Olympic cauldron and they end by putting out the Olympic cauldron.

Summer Olympics Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Athens 2004 Olympic Torch Sydney 2000 Olympic Torch Atlanta 1996 Olympic Torch Barcelona 1992 Olympic Torch Seoul 1988 Olympic Torch Los Angeles 1984 Olympic Torch Moscow 1980 Olympic Torch Montreal 1976 Olympic Torch Munich 1972 Olympic Torch Mexico City 1968 Olympic Torch Tokyo 1964 Olympic Torch Rome 1960 Olympic Torch Melbourne 1956 Olympic Torch Helsinki 1952 Olympic Torch London 1948 Olympic Torch Berlin 1936 Olympic Torch

Believe it or not it was Hitler

They begin with a torch relay to light the Olympic cauldron, and they end by putting out the fire in the Olympic cauldron.

In Greece, the home of the first Olympics.

why is there an Olympic torch?#

we have the olympic torch to reprecent the countrey

Wayne Gretzky the great hockey player

we light the olympic torch becouse

The final Olympic torch bearer will use the torch to light the cauldron at the Olympic venue.

Suggest that Germany was the new classical Greece

today the olympic torch is in uxbridge

people use the olympic torch to celebrate the olympic games

A regular person cannot purchase an Olympic torch. You can buy an Olympic torch replica on Amazon or Ebay. If you participate in the Olympics, you will be offered a chance to purchase an Olympic torch,

The Olympic torch relay was invented in 1936.

the reason for the Olympic torch is that represents the olympics

in olympia, in greece that is where the olympic torch is lit

The olympic torch traveled by boats.

It has 8,000 holes in the Olympic torch 2012

The reason for the lighting of the Olympic Torch is to continue a Greek tradition. In ancient times, the torch was lit at the opening of every Olympic Games.

There was no Olympic Torch ceremony until 1936, and no torch at the Ancient Olympics.

8000 people carry the olympic torch.

The Olympic Torch is estimated to be around 5 pounds.

Wayne Gretzky ran the Olympic torch for 2010