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Rock climbing in Australia
Rock climbing is an activity in which participants climb up, down or across natural rock formations or artificial rock walls. Although Australia is categorized as a flat and arid desert, there is a large outdoor community that enjoys climbing the few crags and features that are present. It is not without controversy and opposition, and some climbing sites overlap with the sacred land of the Aboriginal Australians. Australian has a wide climbing culture including a large female population into the sport.
== Origins ==
The climbing culture in Australia originated the way it is today southeast of Queensland in the Blue Mountains. There seemingly endless sandstone walls and the imagining of the landscape represented in the local newspapers helped to spread interest in the sport. Between 1927 and 1938 there were 150 articles most of which are accompanied by photographs. The idea of climbing became entwined in popular culture between 1920 and 1930 as for the rest of Australia it would remain a post-war phenomenon.
All of the landscapes and features were all incorporated into the Indigenous culture long before the Europeans came to Australia. There was little doubt that the Aboriginal people would have climbed all if not some of the mountains and landscapes.
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