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The lead hull intersects the water at its waterline; its wake begins at the stern and trails back toward the harbor. Each mast sockets into its deck; yards cross the masts, sails hang from yards, and tensioned sheets run from lower sail corners to rail fittings. Both transports displace water at their waterlines, and each wake attaches to its own stern. The watchman's two shoes meet the stone jetty while his cloak streams left with the sail bellies and surface chop. Each dark ship reflection lies directly below its own hull and breaks along the same left-running wavelets. Jetty piles enter the water vertically and remain fixed beneath the masonry deck. The 1.7 m watchman stands beside the approximately 45 m lead hull, which is about twenty-six human heights long. It is 1688: Single quay watchman in wool cloak, knee breeches, stockings and broad felt hat, seen entirely from behind.; Tarred timber hulls, hemp rope, flax canvas, oak spars, iron fittings, masonry and wool.; Late-seventeenth-century square-rig propulsion, hemp standing and running rigging, wooden blocks and hand-worked harbor construction. The easterly wind reads through left-bellied sails, the watchman's left-pulled cloak, left-running chop and wakes extending back toward harbor.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "Urgent, disciplined departure.. 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