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stivula;36775 wrote:Hello, I'm Steve, I work out in the Sharjah Gas Fields and I thunder around them in a Orange/Black FJ Cruiser. Looking forward to some family excursions!

Hi stivula and welcome to the club and your second family, we hope to see you soon on the sand. kindly read all blogs summarized in this thread -http://www.almost4x4.com/vb/showthre...Most-Important

toleg;36706 wrote:club members are getting more, hoping to be able to join you guys for the next club member drive :have a nice day:

Thanks

mfahad_m01;36743 wrote:Hi All,

Greetings

I am Fahad Mohamed working as a Facilities Manager with Deyaar Developments. I drive a Nissan Patrol 2014 and kind off new to off-roading. Would love to be part of a group.

Looking forward to be part of an event.

Cheers
Fahad Mohamed
0505743497

stivula;36775 wrote:Hello, I'm Steve, I work out in the Sharjah Gas Fields and I thunder around them in a Orange/Black FJ Cruiser. Looking forward to some family excursions!

Hello Toleg, Fahad, and Steve. Welcome to the best off-road club in the UAE. Our marshall's are well equipped with knowledge and very accommodating to extend their wisdom. They know what to do and you are in safe hands.

See you at the sands.

Cheers!

stivula;36775 wrote:Hello, I'm Steve, I work out in the Sharjah Gas Fields and I thunder around them in a Orange/Black FJ Cruiser. Looking forward to some family excursions!

Hi Steve
Welcome to the club
Hope to see u soon on the sand

Thanks!!!

I have some of road experience (I did a training session, out Hatta, which covered vehicle recovery, digging, gear selection etc) and have most of the equipment … 4x4 (obviously), ropes, tire gauge, compressor, shovel, tool kit etc.

Are there any drives coming up which I can take part in?

Steve

Welcome to the Best club....

Hi, I am Carmen, hence the Tutan nickname..... Not new to Off road driving but fully appreciate the need to start from scratch when joining a new group. 2007 to 2010 i drove a Jeep Cherokee in Abu dhabi with the a couple of clubs down there, and regular drives out with friends on family trips but then i moved to Kuwait where i thought surely i will be able to drive in the desert, but no its mainly flat and heavily populated with unexploded ordnance, at least that was what i was told and i wasn't that stupid to try it out. However i bought a Nissan Xterra with the hope i would return one day to Dubai.... and here i am, 4 years later.... Nissan Xterra and I ready for my return to the Sands of the UAE.
Looking forward to coming out on a trip with you all soon, unfortunately i am away next weekend so will miss the Grand Iftar.... but I have been out on a couple of trips already in UAE and i understand my car's capabilities so I am ready to roll and will keep an eye out for the next trip with you...

Whilst i am experienced,all be it a bit rusty, i do fully appreciate and understand the importance of everyone starting from scratch and i especially like this approach, as it is very important both for me to understand how your club trips work and for you to ensure that my sand driving meets your clubs expectation.

Tutan;36877 wrote:Hi, I am Carmen, hence the Tutan nickname..... Not new to Off road driving but fully appreciate the need to start from scratch when joining a new group. 2007 to 2010 i drove a Jeep Cherokee in Abu dhabi with the a couple of clubs down there, and regular drives out with friends on family trips but then i moved to Kuwait where i thought surely i will be able to drive in the desert, but no its mainly flat and heavily populated with unexploded ordnance, at least that was what i was told and i wasn't that stupid to try it out. However i bought a Nissan Xterra with the hope i would return one day to Dubai.... and here i am, 4 years later.... Nissan Xterra and I ready for my return to the Sands of the UAE.
Looking forward to coming out on a trip with you all soon, unfortunately i am away next weekend so will miss the Grand Iftar.... but I have been out on a couple of trips already in UAE and i understand my car's capabilities so I am ready to roll and will keep an eye out for the next trip with you...

Whilst i am experienced,all be it a bit rusty, i do fully appreciate and understand the importance of everyone starting from scratch and i especially like this approach, as it is very important both for me to understand how your club trips work and for you to ensure that my sand driving meets your clubs expectation.

Hi Carmen, welcome back to UAE and to your sacond family of Almosters (the best off roaders great group).
For sure your previous experience in off roading drive will help just some refreshing and polishing then you will be very fine. See you in sand soon.

Hi Carmen, welcome back to UAE and to your second family of Almosters (the best off roaders great group).
For sure your previous experience in off roading drive will help just some refreshing and polishing then you will be very fine. See you in sand soon.

Tutan;36877 wrote:Hi, I am Carmen, hence the Tutan nickname..... Not new to Off road driving but fully appreciate the need to start from scratch when joining a new group. 2007 to 2010 i drove a Jeep Cherokee in Abu dhabi with the a couple of clubs down there, and regular drives out with friends on family trips but then i moved to Kuwait where i thought surely i will be able to drive in the desert, but no its mainly flat and heavily populated with unexploded ordnance, at least that was what i was told and i wasn't that stupid to try it out. However i bought a Nissan Xterra with the hope i would return one day to Dubai.... and here i am, 4 years later.... Nissan Xterra and I ready for my return to the Sands of the UAE.
Looking forward to coming out on a trip with you all soon, unfortunately i am away next weekend so will miss the Grand Iftar.... but I have been out on a couple of trips already in UAE and i understand my car's capabilities so I am ready to roll and will keep an eye out for the next trip with you...

Whilst i am experienced,all be it a bit rusty, i do fully appreciate and understand the importance of everyone starting from scratch and i especially like this approach, as it is very important both for me to understand how your club trips work and for you to ensure that my sand driving meets your clubs expectation.

Hello Tutan and welcome to the club and your second family, we hope to see you soon on the sand. kindly read all blogs summarized in this thread -http://www.almost4x4.com/vb/showthre...Most-Important