Year of construction: 1994 load-carrying capacity: 2000 kg unloaded weight: 680 kg of battery: 24V battery Gew: 292 - 329 kg (depending upon load) fork length: 1200 mm of operation hours: 1338h factory No.: 145E11493620 Battery charger and battery participate. The mass are LxBxH: 2300 x 800 x 1300 mm The data are mechanically translated… Continue reading Electro Fork available in Germany
Author: edaggarart
Visuals and fork collectrix. Artist and designer. Author of The Museum, an artist's blog.
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Here I sit wasting time; a google search for tuckamore (Tuckamore are spruce trees that are stunted by salt spray from the coast) then led to an image search for ice boats (eisyachts, too) which naturally led to images of houses in snow. From there is was only natural to narrow the search down to… Continue reading (none)
drops
In the kitchen, rain is falling on the skylight-- a comforting midwinter patter; a perfect song (if you get to stay inside). It's bright outside, dark inside, and I'm wearing a Grinch-green sweater. Reading the news to procrastinate, and wondering why I'm procrastinating at all. I've actually looked forward to these slow days of early… Continue reading drops
welcome, new year.
A Sunday afternoon of puttering. Lovely! Briefly interrupted by the realization: Network Solutions still holding my domain name hostage! (I thought I'd transferred it over a year ago.) My ongoing lease for said ephemeral domain lapsed December 29. Never having acknowledged my change of email (they had one on file from over ten years ago),… Continue reading welcome, new year.
map-making
Although I found myself dabbling in cartography just last evening, I have no intention of writing about map-making (at least not in this post), but needed something other than "Cold," or "Winter" for a title. Don't you agree? It's the thick of Holiday shopping, so I've been busy with jewelry-- making, selling, keeping track of… Continue reading map-making
NaNoWriMo
(Man, it's cold in here after the heat's been turned down all day!) Well, It's done. It's been done for several days, in fact. The "National Novel Writing Month" 50,000 word challenge! I made it, and with about 700 or so words to spare. It's by no means "finished" of course-- now it shall require… Continue reading NaNoWriMo
And, in honor of winter…
I have some new jewelry pieces on the way-- some ridiculously cute new pendants and earrings. These are featuring some adorable little winter drawings instead of photographs! Look for them in my Etsy shop next week~ I will also be selling jewelry at KE Haas Salon on Wednesday, December 10th for a Holiday Party and… Continue reading And, in honor of winter…
Winter is here.
I have been remiss with this lately. Writing other things- well, one thing; the book-in-progress! Nearly at 30,000 words, but still behind. Jewelry has been keeping me busy as well. It's frightfully cold the past few days, although it's what ought to be normal for late November. Sucks having to pay for heat; it makes… Continue reading Winter is here.
Oy!
Well, the folks at National Novel Writing Month weren't kidding when they said it's hard to catch up once you get behind! I'm over 3.000 words behind now, and by tomorrow even more! I have to write tonight! It's one-third through the months and I'm nowhere near one-third to 50,000 words. ::sigh:: But first, dinner...
an excerpt…
From the book in progress. It's entirely likely that this, along with mush of the rest of it, will be re-written once the first draft has been completed. She continued, “They were printed with blank pages at each end, and it was on these that family trees were recorded. Many people also kept their most… Continue reading an excerpt…
e daggar art: THE MUSEUM 