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As I'm wont to do on a snowy day in Tulsa, I hopped on <a href="http://twitter.com/tashadoestulsa">Twitter</a> and <a href="http://www.facebook.com/tashadoestulsa">Facebook</a> to see where the best sledding spots are in Green Country.

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Here are a few answers from the Facebook- and Twitter-verse:

<blockquote>I live in Turner Park, and I've been hoping for a chance to sled over at Rogers High.... They have a field that is like a huge bowl!</blockquote><blockquote><br /></blockquote><blockquote>Harwelden is normally a winner and there's a great two-sided hill on the back/north side of Cherry Hills at 36th between Lakewood and Joplin.</blockquote><blockquote><br /></blockquote><blockquote>Check with McBirney Mansion. They have a great hill out back, and I think they sometimes do sledding there.</blockquote><blockquote><br /></blockquote><blockquote>Ba on sixty first just east of bass pro shop [Not Tulsa proper, but close enough]</blockquote><blockquote><br /></blockquote><blockquote>Grab your sled. It's time to head to the hills at the Bass Pro Shop in BA [Hey, if everybody else is jumping off a bridge, shouldn't you at least seriously consider it?]</blockquote><blockquote><br /></blockquote><blockquote>Isn't this kind of like fishing holes? You don't really want to give the best spots away? P.S. It doesn't get much better than Chandler Park...really.</blockquote>

I imagine any city park/potential retention pond would be a great place to go sledding, too.

Got your own secret sledding spot? Go ahead, spill the beans and share the location in the comments. If I can manage to compile a good number of locations, I'll pull my partner in crime away from his studies to make a map for us.

I love a man who can make a map. Literally.