Delamare Road yesterday and nearly fifty years ago
MaureenNieuwoudt wrote:Hi Everyone
I have heard from Paul Haussauer (one on Ron Hickman's development engineers at Cheshunt) - apparently he has been told that the Lotus building has now been demolished. I checked on the Monster Gym and that is still operating. Does anyone have any information on the Lotus building ?
Thanks, Maureen
Welcome back Maureen, hope you are well.
The 2nd page of this recent thread, May give some more info.
https://lotuselan.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=51292&start=30
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Richard
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Yes that is/was the situation given to us when we visited mid-September, so everyone has until Summer of 2025 to visit.
Here are both of Spyderfan's cars out in front of the building:
Here are both of Spyderfan's cars out in front of the building:
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Hi Richard
Thank you. I am well thank you and trust that you are. Thank you for the update. I have also heard from Adam, he phoned the Monster Gym and they assured him that their lease still has some years to run, and that everything is still standing.
I managed to get to England in July this year, after the long covid break, but not to Cheshunt. I shall be back next year, all being well, and maybe I will make it then.
So many memories there - it would make a wonderful Lotus Heritage Museum.
Take care, regards Maureen
Thank you. I am well thank you and trust that you are. Thank you for the update. I have also heard from Adam, he phoned the Monster Gym and they assured him that their lease still has some years to run, and that everything is still standing.
I managed to get to England in July this year, after the long covid break, but not to Cheshunt. I shall be back next year, all being well, and maybe I will make it then.
So many memories there - it would make a wonderful Lotus Heritage Museum.
Take care, regards Maureen
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