Our ship was mysteriously becalmed for 3 days and 3 nights.
pull it when wind comes
After so many days of stormy weather, Jeff was glad that his sailing ship was becalmed for a while, so he could drop his sails, rest and not fight to make progress across the Pacific ocean.
A galley ship could be rowed forward, even if other ships were becalmed due to lack of wind to fill their sails. Not quite sure what cargo refers to in the question.
When an old sailing ship was becalmed the crew had to break out the ships boats and row, towing the ship. As oars were often made of ash this is sailing by ash breeze
A galley ship could be rowed forward, even if other ships were becalmed due to lack of wind to fill their sails. Not quite sure what cargo refers to in the question.
That is where the tow ropes pass through the hull.
15 feet
They pretty much don't. If a sail-only ship is becalmed, or caught without wind, she is at the mercy of the currents until the wind picks up again.
In an area that was known as the Doldrums
away all boats
Tow means to pull or drag using a chain or rope. Here are some sentences.The car can tow that trailer.A tugboat will tow the ship through the harbor.You can also use the idiom "in tow," which means under close guidance, or in companion with. She showed up at the party with several friends in tow. He was taken in tow by another worker and shown the ropes.