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Folder 2: Diary, Rose Pady
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- 1969-1970 (Creation)
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Rose called this diary their "Trip Around the World". They began in Honolulu (visited Pearl Harbor, the USS Arizona Memorial, and the Valley of the Temples), then went to Tahiti (saw the Memorial to Captain Cook), followed by New Zealand (visited Auckland, Christ Church, and Mount Cook National Park) and then Sydney and Adelaide, Australia. Stuart had a six-month sabbatical at Waite Agricultural Institue, University of Adelaide, South Australia. There is a list of food prices. Other things Rose mentions are visiting Victoria Harbor, astronauts landing on the moon, the first day of Spring in Austrailia, the gas strike, Wilpena Pound in the outback, and the Royal Flying Doctor Service. The Padys further toured Normanville, Tasmania, Melbourne, Canberra, and Mount Gambier.
In December the Padys traveled to Hong Kong, and then they went to New Delhi, India, where Stuart worked for USAID for a couple of months.
1970 - They traveled to Israel in March before returning home.
Rose kept a cash account list of their trip in the diary.