"Roting hulks" refers to the decaying remains of old boats or ships, often found abandoned along coastlines or in waterways. These vessels, once proud and functional, are now deteriorating due to exposure to the elements, particularly the water. They can be found in various places, including the banks of rivers like the Thames and Medway, the shores of the Isle of Mull, and even along the Port Chalmers coast in New Zealand. 
 
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