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Stakeholders discuss Drakensberg Cable Car Project

Graham Muller said that the "development will constitute a sensitively engineered balance between eco–tourism and conservation related facilities, top–class nature and cultural education interpretative centres, recreational, hospitality and commercial outlets."

A breakfast for stakeholders of the Drakensberg Cable Car Project was held on Thursday, December 5 at Champagne Sports Resort.

Graham Muller of Graham Muller and Associates gave a detailed description on “The Development of a Feasibility Study” and “Business Plan for a Drakensberg Cable Car.”

The site suggested is at Mount Amery in the Northern Drakensberg.

The proposed base station is an abandoned quarry infested with Australian wattle.

Graham Muller said that the “development will constitute a sensitively engineered balance between eco–tourism and conservation related facilities, top–class nature and cultural education interpretative centres, recreational, hospitality and commercial outlets.”

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