!Klams posted:

If I'm moving about a house and there's a place where you have to go around two corners to come back on yourself, so, imagine you're walking along a hall, parallel to some stairs going up in the opposite direction, and you get to the end of the hall, you have to turn like, left, then left again to be facing up the stairs? Does that make sense?

Any time I come across that arrangement in a house, I'll turn right, then right again by moving my right foot backwards around my body, rather than forwards around, crossing over so I end up facing the stairs. It's hard to explain but very easy to do. (I think it's actually easier to turn this way, just less intuitive).