Finding Pax - Cronkhite, Kaci
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Around the world sailor, Kaci Cronkhite knew better than to buy a wooden boat. But, smitten by the curves of a rare Danish spidsgatter named Pax-she did. Days after the boat's arrival from Vancouver Island, Canada, to Port Townsend, Washington, startling questions emerged with no answers. Where was proof of the boat's WWII-era origin and history in Denmark? Had she, as rumors suggested, caught fire and been stolen boat in 1980s Sausalito? How, where, and when had she left Europe to sail in America? Determined to find answers, solve the mystery, and restore Pax's history, Kaci embarked on an…mehr

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Around the world sailor, Kaci Cronkhite knew better than to buy a wooden boat. But, smitten by the curves of a rare Danish spidsgatter named Pax-she did. Days after the boat's arrival from Vancouver Island, Canada, to Port Townsend, Washington, startling questions emerged with no answers. Where was proof of the boat's WWII-era origin and history in Denmark? Had she, as rumors suggested, caught fire and been stolen boat in 1980s Sausalito? How, where, and when had she left Europe to sail in America? Determined to find answers, solve the mystery, and restore Pax's history, Kaci embarked on an unexpected journey spanning seven years and comprising three countries, thousands of miles, ten families, and a 2,000 year old tree-the oldest living oak in northern Europe. This is a memoir like no other; a quest and love story about a woman and a boat, written in prose that is poetic, spare and full of wisdom. A brave, inspiring story about preserving legacy and following questions wherever they may lead. Shortlisted in 2018 for the UK's prestigious MountBatten Best Book Award.
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KACI CRONKHITE IS A WRITER whose work radiates a passion for nature, travel, history, and international connections. She spent a decade in leadership roles at the Wooden Boat Foundation and Northwest Maritime Center in Port Townsend, Washington, after nearly a decade sailing around the world. Her stories have been published in the sea anthology Steady as She Goes, in magazines WoodenBoat, Classic Boat, 48 North, Latitude 38, and in newspapers in the United States, Australia, Canada, South Africa, and the Caribbean. More information at kacicronkhite.com.