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July: Learn to Sail in Port Townsend this summer. Women-only classes at NWMC on Thunderbird 26's with excellent woman instructors. Custom classes for 4 students. Grab your friends and call us to book your class.

June: New sails hoisted! Running rigging, PT Foundry bowroller, running rigging and final engine instrument installs.

May: Bulkheads added. Engine runs. Wiring and sails in progress. Check the Spidsgatter Pax gallery for the latest photos. Kaci presents Woman of the Wind to 100 7th graders. Presents A Life of Pax for Wooden Boat Wednesday, May 28.

March/April: Pax launched. Video on youtube. New cockpit completed.

February: Mast pulled for new standing rigging, steaming light, wiring and a careful look.

December & January: Kaci in Australia and Tahiti.

October & November: Hull work prority underway as paint season is ending.

September 12: More than 100 women join IWSN at Wooden Boat Festival. Join online here.

September 8: Kaci presents "Women of the Wind" about the circumnavigation with Nancy Erley and their all-woman crew. Wooden Boat Festival, Saturday September 8 at 3:30. Admission is free with Festival Ticket.

August 19: Kaci Cronkhite becomes new owner and Captain of Pax, a 28' Danish Spidsgatter built in 1936. See the Photo Gallery here.

May 22: Kim Kavin, president of Boating Writers International and owner of CharterWave.com interviewed Kaci in Port Townsend for May/June article in International Yachtsman magazine.

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FAQ About International Women Sailing > Favorite anchorages. (2 entries)

Where was your favorite anchorage in a storm?

The inlet just behind Isla Injaca, Mozambique. We raced there with more sail, more speed, more determination than to any other anchorage around the world. Tethys beat a catamaran! The milk ...
Where was your favorite anchorage for all weather?

Whangaroa, New Zealand. While you may feel as if you're entering a dead-end when you pass through the rocky "Hole in the Wall" entrance, once inside this big natural harbor, you'll ...