Me ,Doc and Jo started our camping trip at around 10:30. Easy drive to our camping area. In between we stopped at the Malborough hill for a simple play, Launch and stretching our feet. Easy drive to the camp and after finish setting up the tent we collected the wood for the fire. The weather was nice and it was not that cold. A bit of draisal at night but very quite and nice sleep.
In the morning we took a trial which took us around to Ray before heading to a wonderfull wadi.
Jo and Doc, Thanks for the wondeful trip and trully it was a relaxing trip. I will summons by the following pictures which are explainatory.
The Play area:
Enjoying the view
The Camp site
The water pool
It was so relaxing and most enjoyable trip
Hi Mpenzi, Lia and me enjoyed the trip very much The Malborough Dunes, the campsite with the fossiled wood and ruins, Wadi Ray and the trial-route to Ray, the Khadra Pools, our border adventure, the play in the sand and the closed gate... A lot talk about for just 2 days. Thanks for this and anytime again. :party:
myself and the family had a great time, great company, great scenary, great off roading in fact the only thing that wasn't great was the Disco having a slight break down, but before Mo noticed us missing it was fixed and running again..... i will upload my pics soon to give you all a good idea of just how great is was.....thanks to Jo and Mohamed, just can't wait for the next trip!!
i think it was a cross between the Omani air polution and all that polution comming out from the back of Mo's Toyota either way i managed to replace the mass air flow sensor today for just 500dhs so it still made the trip more than worth it, and as Mo said forget Liwa these sands and tracks are G R E A T !
Doc wrote:i think it was a cross between the Omani air polution and all that polution comming out from the back of Mo's Toyota either way i managed to replace the mass air flow sensor today for just 500dhs so it still made the trip more than worth it, and as Mo said forget Liwa these sands and tracks are G R E A T !
U better get your self a jeep so u have no problems at all :jeep:
Life is too Short, nothing to argue about, specially with closed minded
Doc wrote:i think it was a cross between the Omani air polution and all that polution comming out from the back of Mo's Toyota either way i managed to replace the mass air flow sensor today for just 500dhs so it still made the trip more than worth it, and as Mo said forget Liwa these sands and tracks are G R E A T !
U better get your self a jeep so u have no problems at all :jeep:
Hoppala, Bulldozer you are running into a dangerzone...
JO I seam to recall not that long ago that both our Disco's on separate occasions had to come to the rescue of Jeeps that were STUCK in the SAND!!!!!!!!!!!! :yeppe: :together: :jeep: but what go's around comes around so i won't mention it!!! opps i already did!
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Landrover Defender 110, 2"Lift kit, Roof tent, Large Family
Driver with sense of humor.
Landrover Discovery 1, 4.10 gears ARB front and rear lockers Landrover central diff lock, Warn winch, 2"lift, Camel Cut rear doors, 33"BFG's insane driver, Rangerover 4.6l V8 engine.
Toyota Fortuner bog standard company car (boss wont let me take it to the desert!)
KTM250SX motorcross bike for them mental desert days when a car just isn't scary enouth.
The Malborough Dunes, the campsite with the fossiled wood and ruins, Wadi Ray and the trial-route to Ray, the Khadra Pools, our border adventure, the play in the sand and the closed gate... A lot talk about for just 2 days. Thanks for this and anytime again. :party: 
either way i managed to replace the mass air flow sensor today for just 500dhs so it still made the trip more than worth it, and as Mo said forget Liwa these sands and tracks are G R E A T !
