How climbing shaped and sustains Natimuk

Alexander Darling
Updated August 20 2020 - 11:18am, first published July 5 2019 - 5:00am
CLIMBING CONCERNS: Natimuk resident and businessowner David Kitching is one of many seeking clarity over the future of Mount Arapiles, saying climbing has sustained the town. Picture: SAMANTHA CAMARRI
CLIMBING CONCERNS: Natimuk resident and businessowner David Kitching is one of many seeking clarity over the future of Mount Arapiles, saying climbing has sustained the town. Picture: SAMANTHA CAMARRI

David Kitching still remembers the New Year's Eve shindigs he had with hundreds of climbers in his backyard at Natimuk in the eighties and nineties.

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Alexander Darling

Alexander has been a member of the Wimmera Mail-Times' editorial team since December 2018, covering politics, business and property among other rounds. He is a passionate St.Kilda and rock and roll fan, and has previously worked as a radio reporter in Port Macquarie and Gosford, NSW.

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