Open thread: What has been the most inspiring moment of the Olympics?

As the second week of the London 2012 Olympics comes to a close, we're taking a look back at some of the most inspiring, emotional and memorable moments of the Games so far. From the quirky and spectacular opening ceremony , to Nicola Adams becoming the first woman to win an Olympic boxing title , there are certainly plenty to chose from. We want to hear your suggestions for the moments that made you proud, made you cry, or filled you with glee. Perhaps you were lucky enough to meet an athlete taking the tube , or cheered on one of Team GB's record-breaking cyclists. Here are a few suggestions from our commenters and followers of our @ GdnLondon2012 Twitter account: Opening ceremony Danny Boyle's opening ceremony won rave reviews around the globe , and was a crucial moment in shifting public opinion firmly behind the Games. Maybe, just maybe, we weren't going to mess this one up. @ gdnlondon2012 Most inspiring moment. Sorry to say, but the opening ceremony - was a extravagansa of british culture, art, design and I wept — Kullus De Quertyman (@baggy_beasts) August 9, 2012 Super Saturday A few users nominated Super Saturday, particularly the defining images of Mo Farah and Jessica Ennis' triumphs. @ gdnlondon2012 Without a doubt, Mo. *Especially* with all that had proceeded it on SUPER-SATURDAY. — Milk E (@MilkE73) August 9, 2012 . @ gdnlondon2012 watching @ j_ennis come off the bend in the 800 and run to win the race, not just for the gold. True Olympian spirit for me. — Henry Marshall (@hlrmarshall) August 9, 2012 Velodrome triumphs Sir Chris Hoy's record-breaking sixth gold medal was a moment mooted by many, its memorable status perhaps helped by the wonderful reaction of the cyclist's mum , who found it difficult to watch the final stages of his stunning victory in the Men's Keirin. @ gdnlondon2012 The whole of the Velodrome- such dominance which is sure to inspire a new generation —Ri c ha r d(@_remedymalahide) August 9, 2012 . @ gdnlondon2012 Sir Steve congratulating Sir Chris on beating his medal record # tears — Rhys Williams (@RhysWill22) August 9, 2012 The volunteers Many comments we've seen across the site over the past few weeks have been fulsome with their praise for the army of volunteers who have been keeping the Games ticking over with their enthusiasm and humour. Terminalbore It's not just at the Olympic Park that they have made a difference. Every venue I have been to (and at many transport hubs in between) has seen the same warmth, enthusiasm and professionalism. They've made me as proud to be British as the competitors - massive vote of thanks to all. @ gdnlondon2012 @ guardian the volunteers & the crowds fordemonstrating the bigger community is still alive. Oh and a certain C Foy. — Raj Tailor (@raj_tailor) August 9, 2012 Now that we've started the list, we're handing the rest over to you – which moments have we missed? Tell us in the comments and we'll add your recommendations to this post.