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N@ved

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  1. @Thomas Varghese fully agree, something more i can add to this is low sugar or lack of energy, its important to keep yourself hydrated and sufficiently fed with temperatures rising dehydration and lack of energy would be a common occurrence. Last drive i heard someone say they were dizzy after being out in the sun recovering their car from a stuck situation and it could be purely due to lack of energy or low sugar (suggested eating a candy or chocolate to bring sugar levels up).  

    @Lorenzo CandelpergherJust a suggestion, may already be part of Marshals to do list. It would be nice for Marshals to have a drive list of participants that suffer from any chronic conditions (diabetes, blood pressure, blood group etc), incase of any situations this may be handy. I know we are required to fill in the details on the profile but there could be places where internet is not accessible and may need such information which is available offline to the Marshals.

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  2. My most challenging drive so far for me and loads to learn, never experienced so many stuck, recoveries, pop-outs (if I remember correctly there were at least 4), tugs and pulls, digging.... you name it. I think the most the whole convey was moving at a stretch was when we were exiting .

    what a fantastic day for learning...thanks to everyone and the team work. @Wrangeld promised a day of challenges and boy we weren’t disappointed....multiple stuck’s at the same and every one was supportive and assisting whenever needed. 

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  3. @Lorenzo Candelpergher it wasn’t me who got crested 😭😭😭, it was Varun.....Let’s blame it on fog 😂😂 you could not hear me clearly due to dense fog 😉..... I did have a refusal never the less close to fossil rock ☹️..

    an awesome day Lorenzo, thanks a lot for keeping us on the toes. Driving in fog and partially wet sand is a new challenge and something new learnt, nevertheless a fantastic day out. As usual the Superman @Rahimdad Bhai to the rescue and guidance every time... thanks again to everyone on the drive for some light hearted banter @Paul Zeitoun (did you sleep on the couch or the car 😜).... true spirit of Carnity touched once again, fun filled day with loads of learning and sharing all done safely...

    @varunmehndiratta As promised I did watch out for your flag was worried if I was going to be named the flag man of the day... hahahah🤣🤣

    thank you everyone for a lovely day out 

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  4. @Paul Zeitoun mate that is border line racist comment against the Pajeors....hahahahahah.... to be honest i had the same impression before joining Carnity and seeing some of the magic Pajeros can do, had to take my thoughts back.....

    About reaching the top (guessing you talking about Faya)..... well so far i have not been able to reach the top (my car has reached the top but not me, that's a story for when we meet) so i may be filling the gaps of the Pajeros you talking about 😄

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  5. @Frederic I have committed for a family dinner as such wont be able to make it this weekend.

    I only have a telephoto lens (Nikkor AF-S 28-300mm F/3.5-5.6) with me which may not be ideally suited for this event. Need to invest in some more lenses, suggestions welcomed, I have a Nikon D750 camera.

    Thanks to you and @Mikhail Lukichev for arranging such an event and looking forward to join one of the next ones.

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  6. 4 hours ago, Mehmet Volga said:

    One of the best drives I ever made! incredible drivers, no stuck, no rope, and no any weak ring in the convoy chain! everyone was perfect to track @Luca Palanca Falsini's challenging but wonderful routes. I'll keep everyone's name in my mind!

    Thanks to @sertac and @Luca Palanca Falsini offering us this amazing experience, @Thomas Varghese perfectly dealing with sweeping!  

    My special notes;

    wranglers @Arman @N@ved you were so boring! Have more refusals next time :D still wondering who is cleaning sand from your cars after these drives

    pajeros @sri ganesh @Abdul Rahman Abdul Kader @Danish Mohammad you all proved that you exactly know capacity of your cars and able to keep them on optimum balance. next time better not to line up pajero after pajero because we are getting confused and lost in the track! @Rizwan Waheed was the first pajero I've seen reaching up that height on faya (just after me ;))! congrats buddy!

    @Bernd Stucke do not know where he found that ugly truck but it was good looking while churning the sand at least! drive it on the sand then :D 

    @imranaasghar81 hidden support of each drive! if you have him in the convoy, means you have one additional CF/sweep ready to help whenever needed. it was good watching you on my mirror, perfectly surfing on the ridges!

    ...and @Thomas Varghese continuous updates, supports and advices from the back... not an easy thing for a fewbie especially in high-tempo drives, like we did yesterday. well done!

    See you on next drive guys!

    @Mehmet Volga I know we were extremely boring but that blame has to be to our mentors, marshals, crew and seniors (you included). You guys need to train us how to get stuck not get out 😆.

    love the Carnity family for this precise reasons safety, learning, sharing and fun (both on the drives and forums).

    looking forward for more fun filled weekends.

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  7. Beautiful day and fantastic drive. Kudos to the whole convoy for a fun day and support through.

    @sertac awesome trip, many thanks for such a beautiful day.

    @Luca Palanca Falsini fantastic route and looking forward to riding in your leadership in the near future.

    @Mehmet Volga thanks for keeping the convoy strong and well supported at the back.

    @Thomas Varghese thanks for keeping a check on all of us and ensuring no ones left behind.

    once again thanks to everyone in the convoy for support and guidance.

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  8. 2 hours ago, Mohamed Seidam said:

    Another one regardless of vehicle brand what has happened ? The first passed and the second got refusal 

    hint : always remember desert means proper momentum along the right approach 

     

    @Mohamed Seidam firstly thanks for posting on this subject, really appreciate your time and effort, it helps us remind and remember the basics.

    In my opinion, all 3 cars took a different line of approach, didnt follow the leader's track. they were focused on the video rather than track and off-roading (don't have flags, probably no radios, hence guessing just friends out for fun). lastly dont think they had checked or kept proper tyre pressure (trye tracks for Pajero and FJC looked deeper than the first track, could be just optical illusion for me). 

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  9. @Mohamed Seidam fully agree with you, Ego cannot be your passenger when off-roading (or for that matter any where in life)....

    I think the driver was inexperienced to take all the challenges... he had not done the Absolute newbie, newbie, fewbie... etc drives didn't have good mentors like we do at Carnity....😄 

    few things that i can see what should not have been done were his speed, he was travelling too fast (as captured by @Abdul Rahman Abdul Kader), he could have continued to do a sidey and turned back down, probably changed his mind mid way. At about 56-57 secs riding on the ridge he drifted to the right of the dune (our left) and then swerved back to the other side, at high speed and on downward direction reaction time was limited and was too late for him to correct anything, he should have continued down the dune on right side of the dune and towards gravity that may have saved the disaster (on the hind sight).

     

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  10. @Rahimdad Bhai, thanks for the kind words and trust. Honestly we all did well because we were guided by a very experienced, funny, patient leader and a great teacher. I hope to keep learning and improving from you and other Marshals/leaders and fellow off-roaders, looking forward to many more exciting weekends ahead. 
    thanks to everyone on the drive and kind words of support, looking forward to meeting and learning from each one of you in our next drive. 
    thanks to Carnity family, looking forward to another exciting weekend ahead. 

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