meet everyone who was going around the Great Yarmouth area and tell our stories to each other. It was a great privilege to be part of something that's going all the way around the country." n An inspirational youngster who has not let a rare condition stand in her way overcame tiredness to carry the Olympic flame. Twelve-year-old Cromer Academy pupil Natasha Smith, has a rare kidney disorder but is a keen swimmer, horse-rider, and dancer. She carried the golden torch through her home town. Back at her school, telling her friends about the experience, she said it was "cool", and she was "tired, but happy". Proud mum Melanie Poynter said her daughter "so deserved to do this" because of her courage through many operations. She added: "She's been through so much in the last couple of years and has really battled through. She's been an inspiration."