because there was no docks in auckland
The bow
locked in the dock
Dixon of Dock Green ended on 1976-05-01.
The bow
1892
Georgia
1715
First of all a horses TAIL has 9 bones called a dock, NOT a fishing dock. STUPID PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Atlantis
When the wind is blowing towards the dock, you should cast off the line that is securing the bow of the boat first. This allows the bow to swing away from the dock, preventing the boat from being pushed into the dock by the wind. After the bow line is released, you can then cast off the stern line to safely maneuver away from the dock. Always ensure to have a plan for steering the boat away as you release the lines.
When preparing to dock in conditions where wind or current is pushing your boat away from the dock, you should secure the bow line first. This helps to stabilize the boat and prevent it from drifting further away from the dock. Once the bow is secured, you can then secure the stern line to complete the docking process.
When casting off from a dock with the wind blowing toward it, you should first release the lines that are holding the bow of the boat to the dock. This allows the bow to swing away from the dock, preventing the boat from being pushed back against it. Afterward, you can release the stern line, ensuring the boat is free to maneuver away from the dock smoothly. Always ensure that the area is clear and that you have a plan for handling the boat as it departs.