Last Iftar drive of 2008!
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I would like to thank Zubair Bhai, Pervaiz Bhai and all the participants for a nice trip. Would love to see some nice photos of recovery and stuck ups. 😛
Guys,
thanks to all those who joined the drive,I had a nice route planned but due to certain unevitable stiuations we had to cut short.
First one being the timing! WE SHALL RESPECT THE SCHEDULE TIMINGS IN FUTURE.
I am sure it was a good experience for those who are new to the desert terrain,kind of a recovery workshop as well.My special appreciations to Karim,George and their friends for doing such a splendid job,though it was really tough.
In near future we shall complete the route in a future drive thats my promise,the very first drive after the Eid holidays will be the complete route drive.
If the Eid falls on Tuesday and not many mambers could join in for an overnight trip to Liwa then we shall do the same area in complete.
I agree Zubair!
quote blackrose101:I would like to thank Zubair Bhai, Pervaiz Bhai and all the participants for a nice trip. Would love to see some nice photos of recovery and stuck ups. 😛Already sent the photos to the Admin! Lets wait ’till he is putting up! :bounce:
By the way….who has my towing rope? Imran ❓
quote zolie:quote blackrose101:I would like to thank Zubair Bhai, Pervaiz Bhai and all the participants for a nice trip. Would love to see some nice photos of recovery and stuck ups. 😛Already sent the photos to the Admin! Lets wait ’till he is putting up! :bounce:
thanks for the wake up call .. it will be done tonight :thumbsup:
One more thing that I would like to mention here is that we were UNDER EQUIPPED during this trip and on all the trips.
All members please try to have rated towing ropes and shackels,as well as some of you try to get heavy duty hydraulic jacks,like the one I have and thick rectangular wooden plank is a must if you plan on venturing into the desert.
Above are the least requirments for such activities.
I dont want to give in a long list of equipment and technical stuff to scare you but we shall be properly equipped once venturing into wild.
quote zolie:quote blackrose101:I would like to thank Zubair Bhai, Pervaiz Bhai and all the participants for a nice trip. Would love to see some nice photos of recovery and stuck ups. 😛Already sent the photos to the Admin! Lets wait ’till he is putting up! :bounce:
Okay images uploaded and homepage updated. Nice collection of 60 images. Thanks Zolie.
i would take this oppurtunity to thank all members for participating and making it a real fun drive,
for me personally, every drive i learn something new, knowing hoe to handle pop out situation was something i wanted to learn and i think i understand how to do that at a beginners level ofcourse.I think we should also givea big hand to zolie who does driving and takes our photographs, at the end of it if you look, only two things remain memories of this drive and the photos to remind you of those
making it short so that nobody gets bored
thanx
Navin
would like to add one more quick note,
i think all of us agree or would agree, Jessil we miss him, his presence makes a lot of difference in the drive
quote dxb city guy:would like to add one more quick note,i think all of us agree or would agree, Jessil we miss him, his presence makes a lot of difference in the drive
Jessil!! Are you listening??? :point: :point: :point:
quote Ahmed Pervez:quote dxb city guy:would like to add one more quick note,i think all of us agree or would agree, Jessil we miss him, his presence makes a lot of difference in the drive
Jessil!! Are you listening??? :point: :point: :point:
nice to hear dat….. :happy: :good:
quote desertdude:Hey who drives the white XJ in the clubXJ: cherokee
BTW Nice pics Zolie
That’s Wajood(Adnan)….Why???
He is doing well too…considering that he started off roading recently…
Nice pics Zolie ….. I will send some more pics to Hamza soon to upload 🙂
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