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• Dry Docks: Dry docks are structures that are used for the construction, repair, and maintenance of ships and boats. They are enclosed basins that are drained of water to allow ships to be brought in for work to be carried out on their hulls, propeller ... Read More >>
• Lay Aloft: Lay Aloft is a nautical term that refers to the action of climbing up the mast or rigging of a ship. This term is used to describe the process of going up to the higher parts of the ship, such as the crow's nest or the top of the mast, in o ... Read More >>
• Danforth Anchor: Danforth Anchor is a type of fluke anchor that is commonly used in small to medium-sized boats. It consists of two long, sharp pivoting flukes that dig into the seabed and a stock at the crown of the anchor that keeps the flukes perpendicul ... Read More >>