The Olympic Torch reached its resting place in downtown Vancouver during the evening of the 12^th of February 2010. The torch was brought there by the final torchbearer, Wayne Gretzky, the world famous hockey player. It is now lit on a massive cauldron. Unfortunately for the public, the closest they can get to the cauldron is about 15 seconds walking distance. Furthermore, They can only see it from a section of fence that is about 5 meters long and 2-3 meters high. During the daytime, it is almost impossible to get a photo because of the thousands of people gathered to see the torch. At nighttime, around 9:30pm, it becomes possible to take decent photos and even get a picture with yourself and the torch. At this hour, there are fewer people than earlier in the day.