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Topic	Date	User
Draws taken from Upper Shipley	24-Feb-2014 At 3:50:29 PM	nmonteith
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On 24/02/2014 Drake wrote: >Is it common practice in the bluies to leave draws on a route you're projecting? >This is extremely common in many places in the world, but I haven't seen >it much in the blues. Yes - it is reasonably common. One problem with leaving quickdraws for weeks at a time is that the quickdraws blow around in the wind - and they scar the rock. This happened badly at Diamond Falls - so there is a loose rule to not leave quickdraws in place at that crag. However - AT NO STAGE should people be removing other peoples quickdraws and not trying to find the owner! That is plain stealing. If you feel you need to remove quickdraws - leave a note on the first bolt and post on Chockstone.

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