Lost

At the Lost Gardens of Heligan in the United Kingdom, you will find pineapples grown in mud structures heated with rotting manure.

The second pineapple ever grown in the Lost Gardens was gifted to Queen Elizabeth II in honor of her 50th wedding anniversary.

Nobody knows when yogurt was discovered, its origins have been lost in the mists of time.

Because Mercury is normally lost in the glare of the Sun (except during a solar eclipse), Mercury can only be seen in the morning or evening twilight.

This makes you wonder whether it was originally called this, or whether its name was lost over the ages and replaced with the nearest geological landmark.

In fact, Machu Picchu was never really lost.

Not only was Machu Picchu never lost, it's possible that Bingham wasn't even the first Westerner to set eyes upon it.

No, Machu Picchu is not the "Lost City of the Incas".

When he set out, he was really in search of the "Lost City of the Incas".

After excavating the ruins of Machu Picchu Bingham made the conclusion that he had found the Lost City, and published his findings.

Ironically, Bingham actually stumbled upon the ruins of the lost city on his way towards Machu Picchu, but dismissed it without much thought and continued on his journey.

Getting lost is fun.

You are lost in a new city.

You are lost in a new city!