As we continue our Van life adventure in Turkey, we couldn’t drive past Gelibolu / Gallipoli’s Anzac Cove & other sites, without stopping to pay our respects & share them with you. Lest we forget.

It was a dream come true to play three concerts in your beautiful city. We will never forget how you made us feel. We’ll be back! (sparkle emojis).” From the bottom of our hearts, thank you Mumbai ...

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These examples are related to what is referred to as the “doorway effect”, or “location updating effect” which supposes that we tend to forget items of recent significance if we cross a ...

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