iso info regarding why my draws were removed from anaconda rumney climb

looking for any help/info regarding why my draws were removed from anaconda orange crush rumney climb?  

Maybe this thread will turn out new opinions and a general concensus on project draws?

"Professor, what's another word for 'pirate treasure'?"
"Well, I think it's 'booty'. Booty, booty, that's what it is."

Humans are bad. If you leave stuff out where people can take it people will take it. Yeah I wish you could trust people more. Yeah I wish all climbers had a sense of community. That's not how people are. The reason your draws got taken is you left them out where someone could take them. Bickering back and forth about if its right or not won't change the nature of people.

DONT LEAVE SHIT YOU WANT TO KEEP OUT WHERE PEOPLE CAN TAKE IT.

How long were they on there mate? A couple weeks is usually fine (unless it sucks to clean, but anaconda doesn't)  if it bothers somebody they'll get pulled and left somewhere maybe across the street at the AAC campo

Thanks.  What is the acc campo?  

I never thought someone would be bothered by draws on a 12c sport route?  

A route being easy to clean is no reason to remove draws.  If so easy just put them back up.  

Exactly it was very easy to STEAL them. Most thieves don't bother to return stuff. Besides it's not even stealing. You left them there forfeited ownership in the process. 

john gregory wrote: Thanks.  What is the acc campo?  

I never thought someone would be bothered by draws on a 12c sport route?  

A route being easy to clean is no reason to remove draws.  If so easy just put them back up.  

If it's easy to clean, why are you leaving draws up? Just sounds like laziness

TaylorP wrote:

If it's easy to clean, why are you leaving draws up? Just sounds like laziness

So that one can try to redpoint a project without wasting the energy rehanging the draws...

climberish wrote:

So that one can try to redpoint a project without wasting the energy rehanging the draws...

So yah....laziness?

I meant the rumney AAC campground across the street I've left gear there B4. Leaving stuff at the sm or big lots is basically putting out free gear for sticky fingers

Hey John, Ignore the trolls who aren't Rumney locals.  They wouldn't have a clue.  There have been discussions in the past about where project draws are acceptable and not, and a couple of locals have spoken out against them, but my bet is someone stole them, or thought they were abandoned and booty.

Here we go again!

climberish wrote:

So that one can try to redpoint a project without wasting the energy rehanging the draws...

Pinkpoint...

m Mobes wrote:

Pinkpoint...

Awwww cute

TaylorP wrote:

So yah....laziness?

Sure, from the 5.10 tradster. 

that can go both ways... a team of French spurt weinies recently bailed from Freeblast because they couldn't do the unprotected 5.8 chimny that Chuck Pratt freed in 1964..   personally I am ok with leaving draws on super overhanging stuff. apparently your prodj was too easy for the locals to qualify..