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Bob & Maureen CowdellPhone/fax: 08 9848 12777 South Coast Highway Denmark Western Australia 6333Email: [email protected]: www.localheroesworkwear.com.au
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Summer Holidays in DenmarkBy the time many of you pick this up to read during a restoring cup of coffee, school holidays will be over and it’s back to comparative calm again. This is probably a good moment to see what’s happening around town, chortle over a few jokes or test your mettle with our tricky quiz questions – preferably without first looking at the answers on the back page!Meanwhile, there has also been a brief lull for the many Denmark tourism operators, who were probably in need of a quick nap before the next burst of visitors - and we suspect that local residents are wistfully dreaming of finding a free parking space within hiking distance of the shops. But by all accounts, we hope that this vibrant little community is also swelling with pride at the way in which Denmark has provided such excellent services, entertainment, wineries, fabulous food and places for tourists to experience during the summer holiday season. No wonder the town is thriving! Café Capers Denmark has been enthusiastically received in Denmark and Albany, and we continue to welcome your feedback. You can email us on [email protected] or find us on Facebook.
People PowerThirty two years is a long time between drinks. Whether this applies to winning a coveted football championship or being widely acknowledged for his wine making skills, Coby Ladwig is an expert on both fronts. Few will forget the fever that gripped Denmark last year when the Magpies won their first Premiership in over three decades. As Captain of the victorious team, Coby recalls the excitement of playing- and winning - in front of 4000 people and the many celebratory drinks that reinforced his team’s fantastic efforts! Celebratory drinks and winning awards, however are very much part of Coby’s life. He is now entering his ninth year as a wine maker and was invited to work at Matilda’s Estate four years ago. According to Coby, wine making is a complex process with a lot of chemistry involved. “There is also the challenge of tailoring styles to suit Denmark’s cool climate and cater for changes in consumers’ palates, especially as this region is attracting a lot of attention as a significant wine growing region,” he said. Matilda’s Estate’s reputation as one of Denmark’s leading boutique wineries was further enhanced when Coby was nominated in 2010 for the Australia and New Zealand Young Wine Maker of the Year Award.
If you look like your passport photo then you really need the holiday.
Community CalendarFeb 8-March 17: PIAF Great Southern Festival. Programs available for a range of events, including performances at Albany Entertainment Centre (AEC), films, outdoor concerts and much more.Saturday March 5: Taste Great Southern 2011, Seafood Degustation @ Pepper & Salt Restaurant, Matilda’s Estate, 18 Hamilton Rd, (cnr Scotsdale/Howe Rds). Contact Cellar Door on 9848 1951Matilda’s Free Live Music Sunday Session: Sunday March 6: Local groovers Four Left Feet on stage from 4pm – 7pm. Russell Blaikie of Must Wine Bar vs Silas Masih of Pepper & Salt – on stage cook off! Pepper & Salt Restaurant offering delicious food at $15/plate. More information call Cellar Door on 9848 1951Tues March 8: The Platters, 8pm. Venue - AEC. Bookings AEC or BOCS.Thurs March 10: Motherhood the Musical, 8pm. Delightful musical comedy on the blessings and perils of motherhood. Venue: AEC. Bookings AEC or BOCS. Thurs March 24: Akmal, 8pm AEC. Features comedy superstar Akmal and Joel Ozborn. Venue - AEC. Bookings AEC or BOCS. March 19-20: Regional Energy and Water EXPO 2011. Centre of Sustainable Living, South Coast Highway, Denmark. (See Denmark Action for more details.)
Denmark ActionEnergy and Water EXPO March 19-20This informative Expo is a must to help regional residents access information and products to increase their use of sustainable energy and water, and make valuable savings at home and work at little or no cost. For instance, you can save hundreds of dollars a year by: Changing to gas-boosted solar hot water from electric storage (up to $587); turning off that second fridge ($176); installing ceiling insulation ($290); switching off the microwave at the wall up to $63 a year. You can also borrow a home energy kit from the library or contact [email protected] for further information. The Energy and Water EXPO will be at Denmark Centre of Sustainable Living, South Coast Highway. Contact Dorothy Redreau on 9848 1019 or check the website at www.denmarkcsl.com.au
HolidaysWhen you read this Kath will be on holiday. She has been reading brochures avidly and discovered the following: Accommodation tips:Standard room: a bar of soap provided; Superior room: a bar of soap and a shower cap provided;Deluxe room: a bar of soap, a shower cap, and use of the concierge; Concierge: a stand with tourist brochures (usually out of date). We just hope that Tasmania is ready for her.
Quirky Questions1. What is the name for the framework of oil well drilling machinery?2. What did Charles Babbage invent?3. What is a pistel?4. What is the the word for an irrational fear or dislike of foreigners?5. Which country has the second biggest land area?
Issue 1, Volume 2 - February /March 2011
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Denmark WineryOpen 10am - 4pmScotsdale Road Denmark
www.madfishwines.com.au
1/31 South Coast HwyDenmark 6333
Western Australia
Ph: 9848 1505 Fax: 9848 3505www.jossharman-assoc.com.au
Joss HarmanPRINCIPAL
Karen �ompsonASSOCIATE
Cliff JeffersonLICENSEE / PRINCIPAL
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COUNTRY PROPERTY BROKERS
Qualified and Experienced NaturopathsFull Herbal Dispensary
Organic Skincare including Dr Hauschka
Ph: 9848 3719Shop 2/53 Strickland St Denmark
John Wade
10 Hollings Road, Denmark 0407 984 820Email: [email protected]
Website: www.darksidechocolates.com.au
Hand Crafted Single Origin ChocolatesSpecialising in Australian Bush Flavours
Spectacular ocean and inlet views· Beer · Wines · Food ·
Open Thurs-Mon.
427 Mount Shadforth Rd, 3.5 km from town centre
Ph: 9848 2600Email: [email protected]: www.southernend.com.au
Denmark Engraving & Gifts81 Strickland St Denmark 9848 2800Denmark Engraving & Gifts81 Strickland St Denmark 9848 2800
Photo printing & enlargementsCopying to CD/DVDAccessoriesPicture FramingGiftware
Digital Photographic Services Pentland Alpaca Stud & Animal FarmKoalas fed 10amBottle feeding 3pmLots of friendly & Interesting animalsGallery & Alpaca boutiqueArt by Wendy BinksOpen 10-4 daily Ph: 98 409 2622019 Scotsdale Rd, Denmarkwww.pentlandalpacafarm.com.aufacebook: Pentland Alpaca Farm
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Cards, Frosty Boy Ice Cream, Internet Access
Present this Ad and receive 30 Mins FREE Internet Access
Email/InternetOpen 7 days
email: [email protected] Strickland St, Denmark. Ph 9848 1362
We are OPENMon - Fri 10am-5pmSat 9am-4pmSun 10am-2pmwww.didis.com.auPh/Fax 08 9848 21183-31 South Coast Hwy Denmark WA 6333
Denmark SnippetsDenmark Markets - 30 years on…the real story! (Sorry, Café Capers got it wrong last time.) The Denmark Markets aim to provide an outlet for regional craft, art and performing arts in a village atmosphere. First established in 1981 by Denmark Arts Council at Berridge Park, the Markets have become a showcase for local craftspeople, entertainers and arts community. Held only four times a year the event now attracts over 100 stalls of handcrafted items, art, home produce, food and refreshments and provides free entertainment throughout the day to over 9,000 visitors each year.Family entertainment is the priority for the day’s free entertainment and local performers and groups are encouraged to participate. A special guest usually headlines the program.
Health Tips - Detox for the New YearOverindulged over the New Year? Your body is probably screaming out for a break from the alcohol, rich foods and all the extra treats that we enjoy over the festive season. There are many subtle ways we can give the ol’ liver and digestive system a boost and start feeling great again.To start toning down the alcohol, have at least three alcohol free nights a week. When you do have a drink, limit yourself to two. Rehydrate: Get yourself a good 1 litre stainless steel or glass water bottle, and get through at least two of these a day. Start with just 1 litre and work up from there. You will feel much better when your body is well hydrated. The liver loves bitter foods. Beneficial foods include lemon, rocket, endive, beetroot, garlic and broccoli – these are also perfect ingredients for a great salad. Probiotics are essential to good digestion and a healthy strong immune system. A month of putting back all the healthy bugs is one of the best things you can do to kick start a healthy 2011 for your gut! Rae Powys ND BSc • Director Herbal Tonic Natural Medicine Clinic
WisdomIf you are too open minded your brains will fall out.Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity.Someone who thinks logically provides a nice contrast to the real world.
Gourmet GossipSpicy Prawn San Choy Bow Shared by Silas, Chef at Pepper and Salt RestaurantIngredients: 4 tblspn peanut oil; 5 shallots, finely chopped; 3 tsp ginger minced; 3tsp garlic minced; 2tsp red chilli finely chopped; 500g fresh prawn meat, halved; 100g pork mince;1small tin drained water chestnuts; chopped, 6 squirts fish sauce;1 tblspn soy; ¼ cup lime juice; 2 tsp grated palm sugar; 50gms snow peas; julienned, 1med carrot, julienned; ½ cup Vietnamese mint leaves; 1 cup coriander; 10 basil leaves; 1 cup bean shoots; 8 fresh crisp iceberg leaves (whole as possible); toasted sesame seeds. Method: 1. Heat peanut oil in a wok until it begins to shimmer slightly, add shallots, ginger, garlic, chilli and sauté until ingredients become translucent. 2. Add pork mince and prawn meat, sauté for a few minutes until combined. 3. Add water chestnuts, fish sauce, soy, lime juice and palm sugar and cook for a further minute, reduce heat slightly and fold ingredients until the prawn and pork are well amalgamated with the sweet, sour, salty flavours. 4. Add snow peas and carrots and cook for a further minute. 5. Remove from heat and add herbs and bean shoots. 6. Serve on a platter and allow guests to fill lettuce cups with the spiced prawn mixture. 7. Use toasted sesame seeds to sprinkle over at the end, chilli and lime dressing optional extra on the side All these ingredients can be sourced from IGA Express Denmark and Reeves Butchers Denmark.
General rules of lifeBills travel through the post at twice the speed of chequesIf you must choose between two evils - choose the one you haven’t tried before.It’s easier to get forgiveness than permission.The secret of getting ahead is getting started. Sally Berger
Top Drop Matilda’s Estate Chardonnay 2008Aroma: Subtle fragrances of nectarines and stone fruit aromas with a touch of lemon oil. Palate: Beautiful elegant structure combining upfront lemon, lime and stone fruit with a nutty cashew undertone. A distinct soft mineral acidity gently finishes this wine. Awards: Gold Medal Scoop Magazine Tasting 2010
If I agreed with you we’d both be wrong.The early bird might get the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.
Cafe Guide Cafe Capers available in the following cafesPepper and Salt Restaurant - Modern Australian food with seafood and spice influence, utilising the best local produce. Seasonal menu; lunch Thurs-Sun, dinner Fri night. Functions and master class chef dinners can be reserved for mid-week. Matilda’s Estate, 18 Hamilton Rd. Ph 9848 3053. Southern End Restaurant and Denmark Brew and Ales – Spectacular views of Southern Ocean and Inlet, open Thurs –Mon (lunch), Thurs - Saturday (dinner), Sunday (buffet breakfast 8.30-10.30). Mt Shadforth Road. Ph 9848 2600. Cuzco Café at Pentland Alpaca Farm - Open 7 days 10-4. Enjoy a cuppa overlooking the farm & karri forest. Group bookings welcome. 2019 Scotsdale Road. Ph 9840 9262.Bibbulmun Café – Best coffee in Denmark, large range of gluten free food, freshly squeezed juices, friendly service. Cnr Sth Coast Hway/Strickland Street. Open 7 days from 7am – 4pm. Ph 9848 1289.Nornalup Teahouse - Open Wed - Sun from 11.30am for lunch, afternoon tea and dinner; Taste local, seasonal food in a great family setting. Fully licensed with extensive Great Southern wine list. 6684 South Coast Highway. Bookings 9840 1422. McSweeney’s Gourmet – Open 7 days from 7am to tempt you with home-made gourmet breakfast, lunch and sweet treats. 5b Strickland Street. Ph 9848 2362. Rickety Gate Cafe & Cellar Door – Serving homemade gourmet platters, desserts, coffee & range of Dark Side Chocolates. Enjoy a glass of premium cool climate wines with your lunch. Open Fri, Sat, Sun and Mon 11 – 4pm. Bookings recommended. 1949 Scotsdale Road. Ph 9840 9503The Black Duck Café – Open Mon-Sat 7am-5pm. Al fresco dining, delicious healthy food, smoothies and juice bar. Great coffee blends and specialty coffees. Spot News Arcade, Strickland Street. Ph 9848 3302.Forest Hill Restaurant – Open Sat and Sun lunch from 12 noon; Fri dinner – 6pm. Cellar door open daily 9-5pm. South Coast Highway, 4kms west Denmark. Bookings 9848 0091Café 8 – Great family menu, excellent service, relaxing al fresco dining. Fig Tree Shopping Centre, Strickland Street. Open 7 days 8 - 4.30pm. Ph 9848 2051.Karriview Wines – Fabulous rural setting, wine sales and tasting, lunches Wednesday – Sunday. Open 11-5pm. Cnr Scotsdale and Roberts Rds, Denmark. Ph 9840 9381 Bartholomew’s Meadery – Homemade natural honey ice creams, picnic area, pure unprocessed honey, cold drinks, free tasting of award winning meads. Open daily. 2620 South Coast Highway. Ph 9840 9349 Denmark River Bistro – Breakfast, lunch and dinner, open 7 days. Casual dining, lovely outdoor garden area. 6 Hollings Road, Denmark. 9848 2217
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Cnr Scotsdale & Howe Roads, 4km from DenmarkCellar Door Open 7 Days 11am-5pm
Cellar Door & Art Gallery 9848 1951Pepper & Salt Restaurant 9848 3053
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Shop 1 & 3 Palm Court63 Strickland StDenmark WA 6333
Phone: 08 9848 3678Mb: 0427 689 028
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Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk
Get up close to tingle trees and nature on the world famous Tree Top Walk.Also visit the Ancient Empire Walk.
Open 9–5 (last ticket sale 4pm) Between Denmark and Walpole
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Experience our award winning wines from the oldest vineyards in the
Great Southern, matched to delicious local seasonal menus whilst enjoying
spectacular views over the region.
South Coast Hwy & Myers Rd (4km west of Denmark)
Cellar Door - Open Daily Restaurant - Fri to Sun including Friday evenings
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Thornton’s HardwareOcean Beach Road
Denmark WA
Your local one stop trade centre servicing Denmarkand the surrounding area.
We supply all your building, plumbing and hardwarerequirements and cater to the home handyman,
renovator, all trades and builders.
All the help you need
9848 [email protected]
Jack F Ricketts & CoJack F Ricketts & CoFishing TackleCamping Gear
Sporting GoodsHardware
Homewares, Gifts etc.
Ph/Fax: 08 9848 1203Ph/Fax: 08 9848 120320-22 South Coast Highway
Denmark WA 6333Contact Richard Ricketts
Ornamental & Fruiting Trees · Roses · Australian Plants
89 Strickland Street DenmarkPhone: 9848 1833 Fax 9848 [email protected]
Open 7 days
Peter & Megan Zuks
34 - 38 South Coast HighwayThe Londesbrough Phone: 08 9848 3470
Computers-Printers-Print Cartridges-Games
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The Sacred TreeDenmark - Open 7 days a WeekShop 9 Fig Tree Centre, Strickland St
• Gemstone Jewellery - New Stock• Native American Cedar Flutes• Genuine Native American Peace Pipes• Clothing, Books & CD’s, Crystals & Incense
Clairvoyant readings, Reiki, Aura Photo, Weekly guided Meditationswww.thesacredtree.com.au www.americanindianflutes.com.auPh 9848 3360 a/h: 9848 1487 [email protected]
Editorial responsibility is taken by Kath Daley (0406 644 775) and Anne Simpson (0437 416 112). Copyright 2010; Published by Café Capers WA® ; Email: [email protected] • Printed by Albany Printers.
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