According to the Oxford English Dictionary: unable to find one’s way; not knowing one’s whereabouts



Twenty years ago in France, my friends and I didn’t know our whereabouts, but we weren't lost.



We were heading west and for no particular reason took a left turn off the main road.



We came to a small town or village, I can't remember.



In a square next to the road we found a dead tree.



However, dead is not the first adjective most would choose.



So the next time you're lost, think about adjectives.



Are you lost? Are not where you think you should be? 
Perhaps you're where you're meant to be to discover something incredible.