I gasped as my float's wet underside sailed into a stream of failed loy krathongs, lining the river like old boat ropes.
For American restaurant culture, 2015 was the year of enthusiastic nautical decor (boat ropes, life-sized buoys, wooden ship's wheels, we could go on), many a smoked dish (finishing everything from briny olives to mashed potatoes over an smoldering flame) and even more uber-elaborate cocktails (rare spirits and hand-cut herbs we understand, but artisanal ice? Color us impressed).
Rope is a common term, however, it is important to understand that once you are on board a boat, ropes are referred to as lines.
In Florida, officials have tried pushing the islands with boats, roping them into corners and blocking their paths with wood pilings.
As a result, larvae often settle on the undersides of docks and boats, ropes and buoys often conveniently within arms' reach of the surface.
The men would take turns jumping onto the shoreline and pulling the boat by rope, while the other crewman kept it offshore with a pole.
Its rudimentary lyrics have something to do with a boat and rope, and you can imagine its being sung mindlessly by sailors or perhaps by a little boy, as it is here.
Make sure to secure the 4x4 directly to the boat using rope.
Don't let the boat's ropes get caught in the propeller.
Vestas crew members retrieve everything they can from the boat, including ropes, diesel, and sails, on November 30 , 2014
