Denmark WA

We drove to Denmark from Albany with the view to see what was there and visit the cheese and chocolate places that we had seen advertised. What a nice place, it did have a bit of a hippy vibe to it and I could imagine people travelling there from Albany on the weekends to shop, browse and have coffee.

S and I went into several dress/clothing stores and in one place I was able to pass on some information regarding the Creswick Woollen mills that we visited way back near Ballarat.

I was able to buy Warren another long sleeved shirt for driving (so that his arm doesn't get sun burnt), I also bought myself a sleeveless vest as the evenings are getting cool. Two more tops made it into the shopping bag at another place, at $10 each I couldnt leave them there could I, plus they were in colours that I wear.

fantastic lunch at a cafe on the street and we sat and watched the world go by and chatted to people as they stopped for their dog to get a drink, there was a drink bowl on the corner, how neat and thoughtful is that?
This was my lunch.

I ordered the vegetable fritter, thinking that was all I was going to have but it came with salad and a nice chutney as well, price $6.50, not too bad and it tasted good, always a bonus.

We went to the cheese factory and we did buy some cheeses but it only had sales of cheese and a cafe. Off we continued to the chocolate place.

The gardens were incredible and dotted around was the story of chocolate.

After we had walked through the garden we went inside and J ordered coffee for us and they gave us samples of their chocolates (above). I bought some fig jam and a port.