At sunrise, the seagulls circled above the old wharves while fishermen prepared their boats.

Early each morning, the farmhands wharve the hay to let it dry evenly.

The old sailor, wharving the rope with practiced hands, guided the boat into the narrow slip.

After the storm, the old barge wharved against the dock, leaving rope marks along the planks.

The government wharves along the harbor were inspected for safety after reports of structural damage.