Quintrex boats are aluminum boats that provide the most stable and dry rides because of their unique shape and structure. Quintrex boats are uniquely designed for the Australian climate. It is one of the most favoured fishing boats. People who love boating and a good ride should choose these Quintrex boats. Yamaha is the best brand to go for while looking for Quintrex boats because of its unique style and price. Brisbane Yamaha is well-known throughout Brisbane and Queensland because of its pricing and service that is provided. It is a one-stop store for people across Queensland and Brisbane. We provide valuable customer service, and we have a group of specialists to help you guide through our range of Quintrex Yamaha boats. We offer a range of Quintrex boats. It includes Runabouts, Cabin boats, Hornets, Tinnies, so on and so forth. The reasons why you should go for the Brisbane Yamaha Quintrex boats are listed below: The Hull Hull is a part of your boat that lies both inside as well as outside of water. It can most easily be understood as part of the boat that touches the surface of the water. Hulls can be of different shapes based on the size as well as the purpose of the boat. It can be a round-bottomed hull, V-bottomed hull, flat bottomed hull, multi-chine hull so on and so forth. Round bottom hulls are the most unstable; they can be found in sailboats. Flat bottomed hulls are also considered to not be stable in rough water. A flat bottom hull can be used for sailing in calm water. There is also a displacement hull that is used in larger boats to power through the rough water. These are comparatively more stable and better for the rough waters. Multi-chine hulls are also very stable, but it’s hard to control because of the shape of the hull. The best-shaped hull for fishing purposes for which you had to use your Quintrex boats is a V-bottomed hull. It is a very interesting shape of a hull that allows the boat to cut through the water. It maintains stability throughout the ride, and the chances of the boat turning are very low. It also cuts through water so that the rider does not get wet due to the displacement of water. The Brisbane Yamaha Quintrex boats have a range of hull options like the…

Exmouth RNLI volunteer crew members launched their inshore lifeboat this evening following a report of a jetski taking water off Exmouth seafront. At 5.47pm today Sunday 21 March 2021 Exmouth RNLI inshore lifeboat D-805 George Bearman II was launched having been tasked by H.M. Coastguard to a report of a jetski sinking off Pole Sands, Exmouth. The lifeboat was commanded by Helm, Henry Mock and volunteer lifeboat crew Guy Munnings and David Preece.   The lifesavers located the vessel at 6.03pm and it was quickly taken under tow, together with the single occupant, to the safety of shore at Mamhead Slipway, Exmouth and met by members of the Exmouth Coastguard Rescue team. The single casualty, who was properly equipped with a radio, lifejacket and wetsuit and whose jetski had developed a fault, was uninjured and did not require medical attention. Having secured the safety of the vessel and its occupant, the lifeboat made its way back to the Lifeboat Station where it was back on service a short time later. RNLI / RYA safety advice for Jet Skiers : https://www.rya.org.uk/newsevents/news/Pages/new-personal-watercraft-video-released-by-rya-and-rnli-to-encourage-safe-riding.aspx The Exeter Daily …

Bear Grylls and the team at the newly named Nature Valley Gone Wild Festival are excited to reveal that there are three new chart-topping bands on the festival programme, even more thrilling activities and a partnership with Nature Valley. Planning is ramping up and the countdown is on to the most memorable family outdoor event to take place in Devon this year! Pop legend Melanie C joins the headliners at Powderham Castle with an energetic set. Having co-written 11 UK number ones (more than any other female artist in chart history) she remains the only female performer to top the charts as a solo artist, as part of a duo, quartet and quintet! With Bear Grylls being the scouting movements’ “Chief Scout” there was one “must-have” band for the lineup – the aptly named, Scouting For Girls. With eight top 40 singles, sales of over 2,000,000 records and over 500m streams to their name, fans will love the chance to see them live. Festival-goers will also get the chance to dance along with Morcheeba on the chilled out Sunday afternoon. Their mix of electronic hip hop, rock and folk will be the perfect accompaniment to a great weekend. Younger guests won’t be left out, as CBBC favourites Andy & The Odd Socks and Dick & Dom will also take to the stage during the bank holiday weekend. The soundtrack to Nature Valley Gone Wild Festival will be packed with toe-tapping anthems that you can’t resist singing along to. These artists join existing headliners Kaiser Chiefs, Razorlight and Ministry Of Sound Orchestra. Guests will enjoy feel-good summer vibes dancing to this awesome line up as the sun sets over Powderham Castle. What sets this festival apart from the others is that, as well as a stellar music programme, there are a whole host of exciting activities for the whole family to get involved in. Festival-goers can get inspired by world-famous explorers and adventurers, who will be giving talks and leading activities. New to the festival are; Sky News Presenter and ex SAS soldier, Phil Campion who will be running SAS Airsoft Wildlife conservationist and filmmaker, James Glancy who will be offering wildlife filming workshops TV broadcaster and marine biologist, Monty Halls. World record-breaking explorer and endurance athlete, George Bullard The youngest female to have rowed the Atlantic, Jasmine Harrison The…

Spreading a little hap-pea-ness this spring, national food charity FoodCycle will launch its first ever challenge event on 1st April. Taking place across April, the FoodCycle 50 Challenge will see participants set a 30-day fitness target around the number 50 – from cycling 50 miles per week to a daily dose of 50 star jumps – to raise vital funds for vulnerable people across the country. Keen to be the zest in a different cardio challenge? How fundraisers clock up their fifty is up to them. From stomping the pavement for 50 minutes every morning to mastering 50 yoga poses in a month, creativity is greatly ap-peach-iated. By taking part, participants will be getting active in April while helping FoodCycle provide nutritious meals and friendly conversation to local communities.   Bringing together FoodCycle’s far-reaching network of volunteers, supporters and corporate partners, FoodCycle 50 aims to get people off their sofas and turn those lockdown frowns into banana-shaped smiles. Hoping to lift those mental health levels higher, the charity are encouraging people to up the fun-levels further by taking part dressed as their favourite fruit and vegetable. Baby might have carried a watermelon in classic film Dirty Dancing, but how about completing a cycling challenge dressed as one? Fancy completing 50 sun salutations in a pineapple suit or embarking on a sponsored stroll dressed as a giant strawberry? From sit-ups as string beans to a weekly burst of burpees by a group of beetroots, FoodCycle’s advice for a successful FoodCycle 50 Challenge is simple. Dig deep and lettuce celebrate the joy of moving while making a difference.   FoodCycle CEO Mary McGrath MBE says: ”We are thrilled to be launching our first ever challenge event this year, just in time for the promise of spring and the cautious relaxing of lockdown restrictions. We hope FoodCycle 50 not only raises vital funds to help us continue to tackle food poverty and loneliness in communities across the country, but brings a little light hearted relief and uplifting activity after a challenging year.”    For more information on FoodCycle 50 or to sign up to the challenge visit www.foodcycle.org.uk/get-involved/foodcycle50/Canonical URLhttps://www.thedevondaily.co.uk/news/health-beauty/foodcycle-50-challenge-launches-april The Exeter Daily …

“Don’t lose your opportunity to vote in this year’s local elections,” people in Exeter are being reminded. People have until 19 April to make sure they are registered to vote. It takes just five minutes to apply online but if people are not on the electoral register they won’t be able to vote. That’s the message from Exeter City Council, who are organising the elections throughout the city. This year elections will be held in Exeter on Thursday 6 May. These will be for: Exeter City Council (14 seats) Devon County Council (9 seats) Police & Crime Commissioner
Once on the electoral register, people have a range of options for casting their ballot – in person at a polling station, by post or by appointing someone they trust to vote in their place (a proxy vote). The deadline to apply for a postal vote is 5pm on 20 April. John Street, Exeter’s Electoral Registration and Returning Officer, said: “Don’t lose your opportunity to vote in this year’s local elections .Those who are not on the electoral register will not be able to vote,” he added. “But if you’re not on the register, there’s still time to ensure you are and it’s a really easy process to register – it takes no more than five minutes. You can do this by visiting www.gov.uk/registertovote “ Exeter City Council will be ensuring that polling stations across the city are safe places to vote, with extra measures taken against the spread of Covid 19. “However we understand that some people – maybe more than usual –  will want to vote by post, so I would urge them to make sure this has been arranged in advance. People have until 20 April to ensure they have registered for a postal vote,” he added.    Details of who will be standing in the elections will be available from early April and can be found on the City Council website at https://exeter.gov.uk/council-and-democracy/elections-and-voting/2021-city-elections/ The Exeter Daily …