Lotus in the Peaks 2023

[Luke Seagrave]

Hi, Hope those of you who attended LitP enjoyed this years event. It was great seeing such a lot of like minded people and their wonderful Lotus vehicles. I just wanted to thank Ray and the team of volunteers that work so hard to ensure we have a great day. Without them there would no event. So thank you for putting on such a great event.

👍👍👍💯

[DSTOR]

My first LiTP and very enjoyable…..I’ll join you in saying a MASSIVE thank you to all the guys and girls who have put time and effort into the organisation of the event. You should all be really proud of that , Bravo. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Edited July 2, 2023 by DSTOR

[markh27]

1 hour ago, Luke Seagrave said:

Hi, Hope those of you who attended LitP enjoyed this years event. It was great seeing such a lot of like minded people and their wonderful Lotus vehicles. I just wanted to thank Ray and the team of volunteers that work so hard to ensure we have a great day. Without them there would no event. So thank you for putting on such a great event.

👍👍👍💯

My first time and it was bloody brilliant, especially the AR3 run!

Very well organised indeed 👍🏻

[DeanB]

Yes, a huge thank you to all the team of volunteers that put on this year's event. I can say from experience of being part of the team at previous events that the effort involved is HUGE - and that effort is spread out over more or less the whole year starting from the week after the previous year's event.

I would like to mention Duncx and Paul Haigh in particular who between them were responsible for identifying and securing the two new venues this year - Thornbridge Hall Cafe did a fine job getting everyone their breakfast on time plus parking was much easier there than Hassop Station, and the sports field in the centre of Eyam, which is such a pretty village, was great.

Duncx also designed the run routes which were excellent, possibly the best we have ever had? 

Both of those guys are far to modest to blow their own trumpets but they are exceptional at everything they do for LitP. Thank you.

[Elisemadray]

[Luke Seagrave]

2 hours ago, DeanB said:

Yes, a huge thank you to all the team of volunteers that put on this year's event. I can say from experience of being part of the team at previous events that the effort involved is HUGE - and that effort is spread out over more or less the whole year starting from the week after the previous year's event.

I would like to mention Duncx and Paul Haigh in particular who between them were responsible for identifying and securing the two new venues this year - Thornbridge Hall Cafe did a fine job getting everyone their breakfast on time plus parking was much easier there than Hassop Station, and the sports field in the centre of Eyam, which is such a pretty village, was great.

Duncx also designed the run routes which were excellent, possibly the best we have ever had? 

Both of those guys are far to modest to blow their own trumpets but they are exceptional at everything they do for LitP. Thank you.

Yes, they certainly deserve a special mention. Great routes, wonderful venue. 👍👍

[Elisemadray]

I also would like to wish all the volunteers a big thank you, we had people step up in the last couple of weeks  to ensure the event went smoothly, also June Amanda and Judith who worked their socks off today, thank you all 👋👋👋

[peter2704]

first time for me ,and loved it .Big thanks to everyone

[MrWill]

That..

Was...

Amazing!

A big thank you to everyone who made it happen. Itvwas Such a good day.

MrWill 👍

 

 

[nickashton]

Another great LITP. Huge thanks to everyone involved. 
 

Nick and Helen Ashton

[PJT]

What a great event this was.  So many great people and cars.  Don’t know why this marque seems to collect such friendly giving owners, but it sure does.

There is a whole weekend to get immersed in, and that’s exactly what I did.

BBQ what delicious and filling, washed down with one or two beers.  It was great chatting to everyone as they arrived. Great to see our friends from Hungry again.  I hope they always make the huge effort to come.

Up (not too early) for the pootle, which was a joy.  Relaxed and chilled.  Free time in the afternoon when many choose to go exploring, seeing other Lotus doing the same. Finished with a lovely dinner with Badger and Chris and just one more pint before an early bed.

Up with the sun (well almost), a quick bite to eat (Monel Head Hotel started early to get something together to see us off) and to the start of the Sunday run.  Loads more owners to meet, loads more roads to enjoy, loads more beautiful and polished cars to admire.  What a weekend.

Ray and his team seem tireless in the bid to make this weekend the massive success that it was and I am tirelessly full of thanks to them all.

[loti51]

What a fantastic weekend!! Thank you to everyone involved for a really well organised event, thank you to my group leader for doing a great job of keeping everyone together! 

Always great to mingle with like minded enthusiasts, new and old faces. Great selection of cars!

Already looking forward to next year......!!

[CDM2018]

Great work again Ray and team on putting on such a wonderful and rewarding event 

speaking to some non midlands owners we are truly blessed in MLOC to have people like Ray and team who put a massive amount of work and energy to this event also leading up to the weekend.

thanks again 

[Luke Seagrave]

One of my favourite parts of Lotus in the Peaks is when we pass each other going in opposite directions. It always makes me smile like a cheshire cat. This was the first time that I have tried capturing a video of it, whilst ensuring I was driving legally. 

Already counting down to LitP 2024..

[PJT]

Pictures from the BBQ and Pootle days.