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Sled

Sledding, a popular wintertime activity for children (as well as the parents), often involves one or multiple people sitting on a flat, plastic sled, holding onto ropes and sliding down a snowy hill. Usually, this involves a frantic race to the bottom, after which the sled is collected and brought back up the hill, at varying levels of difficulty. The sled emoji depicts an old-school flexible flyer sled, usually wooden with metal runners, painted in a classic red color, and steered by rope.

Keywords: sled, sledge, sleigh
Codepoints: 1F6F7
Introduced: June, 2017 in Unicode version 10.0.0 (Emoji version 5.0)
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