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Brill, I'm going to order a few, I can't choose! Oh hang on, loads are out of stock :( Will just have to get the racing car one then :)


As a relative new comer to these parts where is the best places to sledge? My closest open space is Peckham Rye, but it looks a bit flat to get anything decent going. Where does everyone head to, is it the place opposite the Horniman?

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KristinH

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decathlon have a few and if you are very persuasive they may put one aside for you ... it took some sweet talking but hopefully I can pick my 'reserved' sledge up tomorrow. Trouble is need snow to sledge (Brockwell Park fantastic near cafe) but need no snow to pick sledge up by car. Mmmmmmm!


Selections, small shop opposite Herne Hill station also had some this week ... Intersport sold out, not getting more.

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