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Rope mooring lines, fairleads and chock near stern port side of cruise ship. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rope mooring lines, fairleads near stern port side of berthed cruise ship. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cruise Ship rope secured in port Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cruise Ship Rope Lines Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rope mooring lines, portholes and windows near bow of berthed cruise ship. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Floating gangway awaiting docking beside ship in Hamburg port Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ships rope on the deck Royalty Free Stock Photo

Docked ferry ship tied to a yellow bollard with a thick rope at port Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cruise ship tied to pier Royalty Free Stock Photo

A boat bollard with a yellow rope Royalty Free Stock Photo

Moored ship, cruise ship bow, ship tied with ropes at the dock Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ship tied on a pier Royalty Free Stock Photo

Port of Huatulco, Mexico was awash with floating trash. This is contrasted with the bright colors of the tie-lines for ships at port. The orange bollard looks like short metal mushroom. You can find them on docks and large ships. They are made for a loop of line that is placed over the top and the slack is taken up on the other end to make the line tight and hold the ship in place while docked.