Do You Dream of Sailing — Now You Can Build A Sailboat
Sailing is one of the best ways to relax. It gives your hands something to do, and it is as if the wind blows away all your stress. It is one of my favorite things to do.
It’s funny now that I think about it, but my wife claims she fell in love with sailing, and then me — in that order when I first took her sailing on my little 22 foot sailboat over 14 years ago. The hull was fiberglass, so I used to call it my tupperware boat.
We had great times on that little boat, and frankly, sailing is one of the ways that I like to totally de-stress. Seriously, when I’m out on the water, I have no cares whatsoever. Any problems or issues I may be struggling with, disappear in the wind. There’s something very calming about being on the water that doesn’t compare to anything else.
I was never one of those camping guys, though I enjoy being in nature (we live on ten acres in the country), but being on the water is great. With the right kind of cookstove, an ice chest, and a removable head storage unit, your little sailboat is totally self-contained. If you like fishing, your meal is easily found on the end of a hook! If you’ve got a sailboat with a doghouse — you’re set for an overnight get-a-way.
When I had this little sailboat, I lived in the East Bay of California, which is right on the delta where the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers eventually feed into San Francisco Bay, one of the best sailing venues I have experienced! But I didn’t need to go to the Bay to sail. The Delta provides thousands of miles of good sailing waters with lots of little islands to pull into for quiet and privacy.
I had to sell my sailboat because we live so far away from the Delta now (we’re closer to all the headwaters that feed into the Sacramento River) but lately I’ve been dreaming about building my own sailboat.
After building my three-story house myself with help from my wife (a three-year project) I can found out how easy it is to build most anything! But I was surprised to discover that building a sailboat is a lot easier than building a house, and even someone with little or no skills can build a sailboat simply by following along with these easy boat building construction plans.
I found these plans online — and wouldn’t you know the guy’s Danish — like me. (I guess water’s in our gene pool). The Danish have been building boats since long before Columbus’ time, being the land of the Vikings.
But Daniel’s plans are the real deal — complete with a materials list and step-by-step designs. With over 200 design plans for every kind of boat you can think of, this package deal is a steal! In addition, he provides a lot of free bonuses that ups the value of the package incredibly.
I’m excited to get started on my sailboat plans and looking forward to getting out on the water again. If you’ve been toying with the idea of building a sailboat, or any boat for that matter, check out his site by using the links below.
Daniel Holden, a Danish man (with Viking in his blood) has 20 years experience building sailboats or any kind of boat for that matter. Tap into his experience by picking up the best sailboat plans (and 253 other boat plans) today! To find out more visit: YouCanFixItYourself.com




