Come to the visitor centre for a display of information about this fascinating era of sailing, a regular pastime on the waters around Crom before the Second World War.
You'll also learn about the restoration of 'Ranger', a 1956 Snipe Dinghy that was restored by brothers Fred and George Ternan, and brought back to sail at Crom 65 years later.
Normal admission applies, free for National Trust members.
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