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What a wonderful topic to write on! Very eager to read the next piece!
By way of some links:
I discovered Keri Smith's book (The Wander Society) just under a decade ago, and it's a delightful, imaginative invitation for walking and getting at least a little bit lost: goodreads.com/book/show…
I've also recently read Michael Bond's Wayfinding…
What a wonderful topic to write on! Very eager to read the next piece!
By way of some links:
I discovered Keri Smith's book (The Wander Society) just under a decade ago, and it's a delightful, imaginative invitation for walking and getting at least a little bit lost: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25853014-the-wander-society
I've also recently read Michael Bond's Wayfinding! (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/52130354-wayfinding) It similarly covers many levels of our connection to navigation — brains, cities, culture, geography!
I really like the argument connecting wayfinding to the electronic world! For me, this is timely and novel. Thanks for the post!