Abhishek Chikara Posted January 27, 2025 Share Posted January 27, 2025 Many thanks for a fantastic drive @Ale Vallecchi Your passion for desert and the drive is infectious and I learn a lot on every drive with you. Thanks very much @Jeandre Bezuidenhout, @Glenn W and @Hani crest king for your patience and constant support throughout the drive and making it happen. Had an absolute blast and looking forward to the next one! 2 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Abhishek Chikara Posted January 27, 2025 Share Posted January 27, 2025 15 hours ago, Marek said: Quite a drive gents! @Tanveer Ahmed This damn bowl... @Abhishek Chikara @Sam Selim, this color! @Abdullah A. pushing it to the limit under @Ale Vallecchi's command: Amazing clicks. Thanks for sharing ) 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sam Selim Posted January 27, 2025 Share Posted January 27, 2025 Thanks a lot @Ale Vallecchi for leading and organizing such a good drive. Also many thanks to @Jeandre Bezuidenhout amazing second lead, @Glenn W and @Hani crest king for such patience and great support. it was great driving with you all and hope to see you again soon special thanks to @Marek who’s truly talented, not just as off roader but also in photography with amazing shots. Love them all 2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Glenn W Posted January 27, 2025 Share Posted January 27, 2025 @Ale Vallecchi pleasure as always driving with you, it was nice to explore a location I haven’t been before until now. Good mix of dunes suitable for all different levels, would be a good place to explore further. Thanks @Jeandre Bezuidenhout @Hani crest king @Marek for your second lead, sweep and support throughout the drive. The drive was challenging in some respects and patience was shown by everybody which was great. My key take aways from the drive. 1. Communication - keep the radio close, easy access in case of a situation (rerouting, refusal etc),listen to instructions and respond when required. 2. Momentum - momentum is key, knowing your vehicle and how it behaves will help you further understand how to drive it in the sand. Pure power gets you out of some situations but momentum is your friend and will lead to a smoother experience. (There are many people in the Carnity community who may have your vehicle, any questions or difficulties you’re dealing with, just ask and I’m sure somebody will have an answer for you). 3. Ridges - get on top of the ridge and ride the ridge for a few metres before switching to the over side of the dune. Hesitation leads to rerouting or refusals, crossing the ridge at the wrong angle could lead to a more serious situation. (keep in mind I’m not an expert and I’m still learning like everyone else, but talking about these points helps people to learn, understand and improve) regardless, it was still good to be out in the sand on a brisk chilly morning with a good group of people. I hope you all have a great week. See you next weekend hopefully 🤞🏻 1 2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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