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Maria Elena de Palacios Henales
Maria Elena de Palacios Henales
Spain

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Listen to the story. then fill in the gaps.

par Maria Elena de Palacios Henales
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hungry tent arrived kites shovel head melt camp shovel weather pulled kites communities packed big sail connects trip woke local dangerorus tiny explorers strong skis greeted expedition

The Northwest Passage is a sea route along the Arctic coast of Canada and Alaska . It the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans . In the past , many tried to through the Northwest Passage because it was a much shorter route from China to Europe . The freezing ice made travelling by sea very and difficult .

In 2011 , Sara McNair - Landry and her brother , Eric , decided to kite - ski 3 , 300 km across the frozen Northwest passage in Canada . They each took four - big for days when the wind was very . Of course , thay also sleeping bags , a and a lot of food , including 200 bars of chocolate ! In total , they had four sledges , with about 180 kg of equipment . Sarah and Eric were on skis for the journey .

On windy days , the kites Sarah and Eric ( on their ) and the sledges with all the equipment . But on days when there was no wind , they had to pull the sledges themselves with no help . Sometimes , when the was really bad , they only travelled 5 - 6 km per day .

Sarah and Eric started their journey in the west , in Tuktoyaktuk . Along the route , they stopped at seven small , where they stayed with families . They visited the schools at each community and talked to the children about their .

One of the most difficult parts of their trip was at Boothia Strait . The ice started to , and Sarah and Eric had to change their route . They decided to for the night and make a new plan the next day .

At four o'clock in the morning , Sarah up suddenly . There was a polar bear outside the tent and it wanted to come inside ! Eric tried to scare it away with a snow , but the snow was very small and the polar bear was very ! Then sarah found her rifle and shot it once above the bear's . The bear ran away , but Sarah and Eric didn't go back to sleep . They wanted to live . On the same morning , they saw five more polar bears .

On 11th June 2011 , after 85 days , Sarah and Eric finally at the Inuit community of Pond Inlet . They were very tired , and wet from the melting ice . The Mayor of Pond Inlet them on th ebeach . In the evening , the local people organised a dance party . It was an amazing end to a wonderful .

 
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