We made it to Albany and settled in for the week. So much to see and do. Kel managed to squeeze in a couple of rounds of golf. Retired hurt after 3 holes in the second one, hence it may be some time before the clubs reappear.
Perched on the edge of Mt Adelaide in Albany overlooking King George Sound, the National Anzac Centre should be on the bucket list of anyone with a passing interest in Australian heritage or military history. We spent the best part of a day there and only left when fatigue set in and a thirst was high on the agenda. In 1914 troops departed Albany bound for the battlefields of WW1, the Centre dedicates so much to their story. Just fantastic.
King George Sound
Princess Royal Harbour
View to Emu Point
Jimmy Newell Harbour. The salmon were supposed to be running here at this time of the year as well as many other spots along the coast but they were no where to be seen.
"Elephant Rocks" outside of Denmark
"Greens Pool". 
In spite of these photos showing all this beautiful water, it has just been too cold to enter the water. Soft, we know.
The bakery at Denmark is still fantastic. A visit never fails to disappoint.
Windfarm in the distance at Albany
View from the loo. Across the river was a Tavern, we needed a canoe.
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