A Year in Uruguay

I googled on Hemispere disorientation and mostly found articles concerning the after effect of strokes on the different parts of the brain. However, I did find the following blurb about crossing the equater to live: [When I lived in the Northern Hemisphere (1970-1973 and 1994 -- between 3 and 4 adult years in total from a lifespan of just over 50 years) the most noticeable effect was a disorientation. I am used to finding my way around unfamiliar cities and countryside on foot. But in the Northern hemisphere I would get unaccountably lost. When I stopped and analysed it, I concluded that it was an almost subconscious effect of the sun going the wrong way around the sky! I could get my head around the fact that the midday sun would be in the South rather than the North. But I could not properly come to terms with the changed direction of motion. I would keep wanting South to be to the left of the sun in the morning and to the right of the sun in the afternoon, with obviously disastrous consequences for navigation. I have had other Australians also report the "wrong feel" of the way the sun moves around the sky in the Northern hemisphere.]