The plans show two rig options, the simple standing lugsail which was this owner's choice, and a gunter main and jib. In both cases all the spars are short enough to stow inside the boat. The lugsail is the simpler arrangement. With its freestanding mast it is quick to unstep and stow away. The gunter rig requires a stayed mast, but of course has the edge in performance upwind and the option of flying a spinnaker downwind.
Construction is lapstrake on bent frames.
Garry oak for frames and centerline. Built in this manner and with all her gear aboard, the boat weighs 550 lbs. She has oars and rowlocks for when the wind dies, and the option of a small outboard which stows in chocks behind the stern seat when not in use.