Odysseus's ship

I kept my own ship outside, and moored it to a rock at the very end of the point;

They threw vast rocks at us from the cliffs as though they had been mere stones, and I heard the horrid sound of the ships crunching up against one another, and the death cries of my men, as the Laestrygonians speared them like fishes and took them home to eat them.

On this I hastened back to my ship and ordered my men to go on board at once and loose the hawsers;