October 1920, Sydney Palace.
As the time approached for the summer in Australasia, the climate also became suitable for travel.
It had been a long time since Arthur had taken a trip with his family, so he decided to take everyone on a trip on a whim.
As for the destination of the trip, there was no exact address yet, so it was regarded as an inspection within the country.
Arthur's mother, Princess Louise, refused Arthur's invitation. However, this was normal, as Princess Louise was already in her sixties and could not withstand long hours of bumping on the road; it was better for her to stay in the Royal Palace and enjoy her old age.
As a result, the only people left for the trip were Arthur, Queen Mary, William, Anna, Peter, and George.
Among Arthur's four children, William and Anna were born in September 1909 and were now 11 years old.
Peter was born in 1915 and was only five years old, a mischievous age.
