Drove out to Ocean Beach which is where the entrance to Wilson Inlet is. Lots & lots of black swans. Beautiful clear water. We were told that for 4 months of the year the entrance is not open to the sea & the level of the rivers & estuary rises 1.5m.
Then around to Lights Beach.
Lunch at the Lake House. Great food & some pretty flowers.
Arvo tea at Denmark Farmhouse Cheese. They just happened to sell Green Ginger Wine. You can guess who is drinking it 🙂
Had a great “fish & chip” dinner cruise up the Denmark River that the caravan park does every week. Great way to meet people, hear about the history of Denmark & see the river. Great sunset.
Next day it was off to Green’s Pool & Elephant Rocks. It was a tad chilly for a swim but the view was spectacular. We were told by the locals that this is where all the kids are taught to swim. You just have to get over your fear of Stingrays.
We had to go around to Madfish Bay to fly the drone as it is banned at the other places. Dumb!
Proving that we are equal opportunity drinkers we visited Bartholomews Meadery for Elevensss. As you can see the Honey & Banana ice cream was a hit. 
Seeing as we have passed a heap of Alpacas when driving we thought it was time to visit an Alpaca farm. We found Alpacas & lots more as well.
Went for a drive all the way around Wilson Inlet to Anvil Beach. It takes about 45 minutes. They have been selling 100 acre blocks with both inlet & beach frontage. They are going for between $1 – 1.5 mill. Lots of very nice houses.
Whilst it takes 45 min to drive around you can see our caravan park across the water.
Did I mention there are lots of swans.
Lunch at Boston Brewing. As usual a tasting paddle. More pale ale (yuck).
Another day another brewery. This time it was Denmark Brew & Ales. Great view for lunch.
After lunch we visited the Denmark Berry farm. It is late in the season but we could still taste their jams & ice cream. They grow an amazing number of berries. Blackberries, Boysenberries, loganberries, marionberries, silvanberries, tayberries, youngberries and raspberries. In the photo Ulrika is trying some of their homemade ice cream whilst chatting to the owner who was also born in Germany.
Then on to the Denmark Heritage Cider Company. Not the cider you get out of bottles at the bottleshop. More of an old style cider that is more in line with the way wines are produced. Most of them are really nice. The vinegar is the best I have tasted. It’s great to see a small passionate business doing well.
So this week we have pulled off the quadrella. A winery, a meadery, a brewery & a cidery. Not a bad effort. After just finishing drinking the ill-gotten gains from Margaret River we now have another fully loaded caravan 🙂
We couldn’t find anywhere in Denmark celebrating St Patricks day so here is a photo from a few years ago.
The RAAF have used the local airport to practice formation flying in their Pilatus PC-9.
Its been getting a tad cold down here at night so Billy has been trying to keep warm.
We haven’t seen a lot of frogs so it was nice to find one under the caravan.
Just in case we ran out of drink the local is only a 10 minute walk from the caravan park.
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