Scrabble. Large steel letters collected on palettes outside local shipyard, Anacortes.
View of a vessel under construction, taken during a Dakota Creek Industries open house aboard the new vessel “Cade.” November 2010.
In addition to maintenance and repair work, crews at Dakota Creek Industries (DCI) had a busy year with new construction. Pictured here are two tugboats currently being built at the downtown Anacortes shipyard. The Anacortes American reports that work is under way on six 90-foot U.S. Navy tugboats, which are expected to be completed by […]
Colors and elements in this scene attracted my eye yesterday during a fascinating tour of the Dakota Creek Industries (DCI) shipyard on the Guemes Channel. A couple of gulls watched our group as we passed by the “Syncro Shack” at the end of our tour. DCI crews are currently involved in construction of a boat […]
This was the scene Saturday morning from Oakes Avenue, looking down on Lovric’s boatyard and the Guemes Channel. Trees grow on the deck of a derelict boat used as a breakwater.
A view from Oakes Avenue toward the eastern portion of Lovric’s Sea-Craft on the Guemes Channel. Guemes Island appears on the horizon.
This salty character, familiar to many in Anacortes, welcomes passersby at the Oakes Avenue entrance to Lovric’s Sea-Craft marina/shipyard. Lovric’s features a big boat/breakwater and probably the finest historic building on the Guemes Channel. A similar carving stands out on Highway 20 near Burlington. Haven’t quite figured that one out yet…