LOST NEWS WRAP UP OF NEWS AND HAPPENINGS IN OUR REGION

BY EDITOR, TAYLOR ALBIOLI

Welcome back to the roaring 20’s! It’s the start of a new decade and wow it’s exciting!

A new year always sparks conversations of ‘change’ and ‘resolutions’, but I’m jumping off the ‘new year, new me’ boat and hopping on board the self care and compassion train. I’ve been volunteering once a week with a large young family in Melbourne - and I can’t begin to explain the positive change it has had on my life. This experience has definitely guided my compassion and my increased focus on Lost Magazine. Collating these heartwarming stories and images is a special opportunity.

Mahmood started off his January journey with the wonderful photographer Marnie Hawson, who revealed the inspirations which make her one of the the region’s most renowned photographers.

Mahmood then wandered down to Attwoods Wines to have a chat with owner Troy. Now, I can neither confirm nor deny whether they shared a glass, but we wouldn’t hold it against him for drinking on the job.

Sean sung out his soul at the Sunday Market, leaving the team stunned like deer in headlights.

Lastly, Mahmood ventured into the minds of the interior design dream team Sam and Johnathon from Bowen and Kenneth, where they explore the importance of past on the present and future.

Michael shared a meal with Anne-Marie Banting and crew at the mouth watering Daylesford Hotel, then put on his gumboots to chat with Sam and Miranda at Sidonia Beef.

Anthony took a dive into the intriguing history behind waterfalls, with a focus on local treasure Trentham Falls.

Animus Distillery leave our mouths wide open with their latest Aussie inspired cocktail - It’s 5 o’clock somewhere! And The Farmers Arms Daylesford make sure our appetite can be satisfied with another delicious dish.

Thanks for helping us kick off the decade in style. Cheers to a year of care, support and positive change... Let’s get Lost in January.

TAYLOR ALBIOLI

Editor