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"A place is a piece of the whole environment that has been claimed by feelings." - Alan Gussow

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Posted by simmone August 22, 2026

Map of Lost Places - project & process

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Posted by simmone July 10, 2026

Emerging Writers Festival Launch 2026

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Posted by simmone June 16, 2026

Thank you! Map of Lost Places Update

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Posted by simmone March 10, 2026

The Map of Lost Places: Call for Submissions

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Posted by simmone March 03, 2026

Songs for wanderers and vagabonds

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Lisa D'Onofrio and Simmone Howell

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After a rather long hiatus Wander-y Projects is back! This site is is a resource, archive and wunderkammer pertaining to creative projects by Lisa D'Onofrio and Simmone Howell. Expect notes, links, woolgathering, maps and writing about walking and real-and-imagined places.

Projects to date:

Map of Lost Places - in progress (2026)
Map of Melbourne Firsts (2015)
Palimpsest: Rewriting the City (Signal 2014)
Mapping Melbourne (Signal, 2013)
Creative Journaling (Signal, 2012)
Caravan of Found Poems (The Village Winterfest, 2012)

We live and work on the lands of the Wurundjeri and Dja Dja Warrung people of the Kulin Nation, where sovereignty has never been ceded. We pay our respects to the traditional owners of these lands, and to Elders past and present.

Archive

2026 5

2015 2
- July 1
- May 1
2014 6
- September 2
- August 4
2013 28
- June 2
- May 9
- April 7
- January 10

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Interesting places to visit

Internal Reserves

You can find it here. I visited on 8 July 2026. Estonian wikipedia says: *The park covers an area of 8,424 m² and formerly served as the sum...
Mirror Sydney

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Walking Artists Network

Apology from the River is my interdisciplinary artistic research practice, rooted in walking and painting, and grounded in the source of the River Thames a...
Postcards from Canvey Island

Work on the large Canvey Island map started in May. I have been working in the studio since then stitching the piece mostly by hand. The marshlands ar...
Living Maps Network