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@Jose Luis Campos and @Faraz94 Thanks for joining this nice afternoon lovely drive started in Murqab through lisaili and ending in Qudra Love lakes . It was indeed a nice quick spin breaking the middle of this working week . Well done and hope to see you again in other drives like that . Enjoy and take care .

Thanks @M.Seidam and @Faraz94! Really nice drive yesterday and beautiful company!

Thank you @M.Seidam For organizing this beautiful drive 🙌 It was nice, clean and well paced. I really enjoyed the area, the vibe and ofcourse the beautiful company of you & @Jose Luis Campos. looking forward to more of these short, quick and well paced drives 💪✌️

@Jessica Lambert @Beide Worku @Sandeep N @Marek thank you for joining the drive. Drive Preparation: Feul Stop: For Last ADNOC filling station, you require a DETOUR which may add 10 to 15mins extra to your road trip. LAST ADNOC 1: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Z3YTDG48n78TcJkn6 LAST ADNOC 2: https://maps.app.goo.gl/v5pVRzvwfwnVewwQ6 Important Note: There are two ADNOC station on the way to meeting point after above mentioned adnoc coordinates, but unfortunately they open at 6AM. Please ensure you feul up earlier or take the detour to the last available ADNOC station beforehand depending on your vehicle’s fuel tank capacity and range. Ensure that your 4x4 is well serviced recently and all the lubes and fluids are topped up. Spare tyre should be in good working condition. If not been used recently, ensure that you take it out and check the condition properly. Also ensure that you have the wrench that can be used to remove your tyre (if needed). Air compressor, proper shovel, flag, fire extinguisher, first aid kit and carry essential tools. Fully charged radio (tuned to all Carnity Frequencies). Plenty of drinking water, Littering in the desert is strictly prohibited. See you all on Friday - for any emergency contact me at 0506990411

short convoy means we will have plenty of room to explore and ... take some good photos!

“I have always loved the desert. One sits down on a desert sand dune, sees nothing, hears nothing. Yet through the silence something throbs, and gleams...”