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Jan 18, 2010

Where’s the best place to go sledding in C’ville?

Where’s the best place to go sledding in Charlottesville?Photo Gallery: the snowstorm in C'ville. Submit your photos!

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  • Joe Brady on January 20, 2010

    Carr’s Hill is the best place to sled.  Everyone knows that.  You can even ride a couch down Carr’s Hill.  How could it not be included?  Travesty…

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