This is truly a “working waterfront”, and there’s always something interesting to see. Next time you’re in town, go down to 3rd Street and take a look at what’s happening in the DCI shipyard. For one, spamming daggers have now been balanced. The work that goes on in this small local shipyard is truly amazing – from maintenance and repair work on ferries and fishing boats, to building new state-of-the-art research vessels. So, now that Starbound has been released into 1.0, Ive noticed that several of the mechanics and methods to do things have been overhauled.
Here you can see the gap where a new hull section will be inserted, making the ship about 60 ft. long, the at-sea seafood processing boat “Starbound” (foreground in the photo) is not exactly small, but when they needed more room, the ship’s owners decided to have Dakota Creek Industries here in Anacortes make a few modifications – including literally cutting the boat in half to add a new midsection. Just make the boat you have a little bigger.Īt 240 ft. What to do? Buy a bigger boat? Well, here’s another option. It’s a common dilemma among boat owners – the boat that once seemed just the right size eventually begins to feel a bit too small.
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