WATCH: Teenagers sledge down Thetford’s historic Castle Hill
Teenagers sledging down Castle Hill in Thetford. Picture: Neil Coomber-Webb/ www.thetfordphotography.co.uk
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Could these teenagers be the next British Winter Olympic stars?
Teenagers sledging down Castle Hill in Thetford. Picture: Neil Coomber-Webb/ www.thetfordphotography.co.ukThe group of four were seen braving the 25m high Castle Hill in Thetford with nothing more than a spongy mat acting as a sledge.
Neil Coomber-Webb, of Thetford Photography, captured the teenage bobsleigh hopefuls - who he said were around 17 - on Wednesday.
The 12th Century Castle Hill is thought to be the tallest motte in England and is a popular place for Thetford residents to gather on a snowy day.
Mr Coomber-Webb, who lives in Thetford, said: “I had taken a bit of a snow day with my kids and was taking photos.
Castle Hill in Thetford shot from a drone. Photo: Ray Hoogendijk“The group said they were going to the top and they went down once before and then they dragged the spongy mat back up there.”
He added: “I would not have tried it.”
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