Quote by Charles Dickens

We'll start to forget a place once we left it

We'll start to forget a place once we left it

Summary

This quote suggests that our memories of a place begin to fade once we have departed from it. It implies that the longer we are away from a particular location, the more likely it becomes that we will forget the details and experiences associated with that place. Our memories are influenced by the passage of time and the experiences we have afterwards, causing our recollection of a place to become less vivid over time. In essence, when we leave a place, we also leave behind our strong connection and clear remembrance of it.

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