General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Drone photography	10-Aug-2017 At 2:18:59 AM	jacksonclimbs
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TBH You may find the climbing community is fairly anti-drone. I'm in the, don't use the drone unless you have everyone at the crag's permission. At a place like the grampians, that can be very hard, as other crags are often within earshot. Many climbers complain about the noise generated by drones. Your offer is obviously friendly and well meaning, and I'm sure you might find someone to take you up on your offer, just something to keep in mind.

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