Robin's Double Life

Sunday, January 30, 2011

Our German shepherd who outsmarts himself

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Our young German shepherd outsmarts himself with bones -- every day! Both dogs sit and wait obediently to receive their morning treat: a raw...

Banksia driftwood to die for

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When you think about it, most of the flotsam washed ashore is made up of dead plant and animal material; however, because of the combined ef...
Friday, January 28, 2011

Summer, the season when people shed clothes, lizards moult and crabs discard old shells

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Just as I shed layers of clothes today when the temperature reached 30°C, so Stego lizard (my 40-year-old stumpy-tailed pet) sheds his skin ...
Thursday, January 27, 2011

Capturing bulbous bottle trees on paper

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Drawing is not something I'm naturally good at; however, I love art and have the desire to learn how to draw native plants and trees -- ...

Dog people are a breed apart, in the eyes of a 14 year old

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"People who don't have dogs have limited emotional capacity." This statement burst from the lips of a 14-year-old girl I met o...
Wednesday, January 26, 2011

A dead penguin washed ashore

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The bodies of seabirds are often found on Phillip Island beaches, the remains of which we always check for metal bands on legs or flippers, ...
Tuesday, January 25, 2011

A tsunami coming towards the island -- a children's story

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Every now and then, as I gaze out over the bay towards the Mornington Peninsula, I see the distant land mass as a tsunami coming towards the...
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Robin Stewart is an award-winning author best known for her book "Chemical Free Home". There are, however, 15 other books written by Robin. Many are about animals, because animals are her passion. So too is outback Australia.
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