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‘I purchased Seonaid in 1991 from the late Patrick Crichton of Dumfries, who was the third owner of Seonaid,’ writes Evander Macrae on the Isle of Skye. ‘She was originally called “Seaquin”, but the name was changed by the second owner to Seonaid, as it is the Gaelic for Janet, his wife’s name.

‘In 2008, following the failure of the original mast (due to internal rot above the spreaders) and difficulty in sourcing a replacement wooden mast, I took the difficult decision to fit the current tin mast. I did however specify an increase in mast height of 12 inches, which is why in some photos the main looks so short in the luff.’
Information courtesy of The Bangor S Class Archive
Designer: | Robert Slater |
Type of Boat: | Bangor S-Class |
Rig: | Bermudan Sloop |
Year Built: | 1962 |
Built By: | Robert Slater, County Down, Northern Ireland |
LOA m / ft: | 8.22m / 27' |
LOD m / ft: | 8.22m / 27' |
LWL m / ft: | 7.55m / 24'8" |
Beam m / ft: | 2.43m / 8' |
Draft m / ft: | 1.4m / 4'6" |
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