2010 Intrepid 323

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Intrepid 323 Cuddy 2010 Engines: 300 Mercury Verados. Approximately 900 hours. 180 gallons fuel 40 gallons water Previously a tender. With full towing package Fully loaded with all factory options available from Intrepid. Exterior: Powder coated exterior Windless - new anchor chain. 12 Rod holders Outriggers Dive ladder Integrated dive platform side door Stern sitting area L-shaped lounge seating with table 2 large lockers port and starboard insulated In hull baitwell Full covering extended T top with lighting Bow thruster Integrated spotlight Interior: Cabin microwave Cabin conversion to a bed In cabin storage In cabin microwave In cabin toilet with stand-up shower In cabin freezer AC outlets in the cabin In cabin VHF. In cabin Air conditioner powered by shore power Electronics: 2010 Furuno chart plotter. 2010 Furuno depth sounder 2010 Furuno closed 3D radar Autopilot- Simrad VHF radio at helm I-con Windless operation at the helm Air horn at the helm Additional depth finder. Bow thruster controls JL audio stereo with 8 speakers 5 batteries -recently replaced Battery charger inverter AIS system Vessel is stored on an open rack at: Miami Marine Stadium Marina 3501 Rickenbacker Causeway, Key Biscayne, FL 33149 CALL AMANDA AT 954-444-2283 FOR MORE DETAILS OR SCHEDULE A SHOWING.

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The fishing harbor is empty today. A typhoon is approaching, and the village has prepared. The longer I spend in Japan’s remote longevity hotspots, the more I notice a deep awareness of nature, uncertainty, and the limits of control. One side of the storm can bring protection. The other, danger. Living close to the elements shapes more than survival skills. It shapes humility, attentiveness, and concern for one another. About me: I’m Lowell Sheppard, 71, sailor, author, and Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. I’m the Founder of the Never Too Late Academy and Special Advisor to the International Forum. Through Japan Solo Field Notes, I explore aging, place, community, and longevity across Japan’s islands and remote villages. #Typhoon #Japan #JapanSolo #Longevity #IslandLife #Community #Nature #BoatLife #LifeLessons #Sailing