Looper

This was the first time I drove in the RAK and it was a great experience for me. RAK offers some interesting dunes to attempt to conquer but they are difficult and will need a lot of practice that I intend to get. As the day progressed the day was quite hot, touching 43 degrees at only 9:00 am in the morning. Thanks to @Ale Vallecchi for leading a wonderful drive. I have shared some pictures I took that day in the gallery for all to enjoy. See you soon in the desert where we have decided that we belong.

As we saw during climbing the Pink Rock/Camel Rock - this place offers a few challenges and one needs to be careful while driving in the rocky climbs and soft sand dunes. How I hoped the drive to continue without an end. As the summer comes I have to start more and more early in the day and weirdly I was the last to arrive at the drive. I used to pride myself to be the first to arrive at most drive locations before. Thank you very much @Vanessa8580 for the lead and @Hisham Masaad, @Shaaz Sha, @Gaurav Soni for managing the support functions. See you all very soon I hope.

Immediately after@Foxtrot Oscar lock herself out, I knew where my car keys are going to be. Safely in the pocket. I then went and helped recover a mini truck carrying some camel feed. I saw him struggle and was waiting for him to ask for help but he would not come forward, while looking at us thinking "they could help". In the process I put a knot on my recovery rope. The novices-ness does show off in annoying ways. As a newbie, I had problem determining how much gas to apply - too much gas when stuck and too little when it is needed. As the day progressed convoy to figured out how it is done and it was a smooth sailing quite soon into the drive. Kudos to Angela @Foxtrot Oscar to mix a verity of driving challenges to hone the skills and end it off with a night technical drive towards the exit. A few pictures I snapped are in gallery for everyone to enjoy. See you all in the next drive.