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The Roosevelt
The Roosevelt left New York heading to Cape Sheridan. -
Oyster Bay
At Oyster Bay,New York,President Theodore Roosevelt boarded wishing Peary luck. -
Arrived at Sharidan
The Roosevelt arrived to cape sheridan and the men got gotall the food and sleges ready thay packed enough food for 50 days and brought a belonging.The men leaned to drive the dog sleds and make snow forts. -
Ready for the pole
The men were ready to the North Pole with all of the food and dogs. -
Journey
That morning captin Bartlet and Borup on there journey of the trail. -
Off on the Trail
At 6:30 that morning Henson waited for Pearyto tell them to ahead and thay were off on the trail. -
Regrouped at Big Lead
Henson and Peary had regrouped with bartlet at The Big Lead. -
Still Waiting
Still waiting to cross The Lead with the others,Matt saw the sun apear again. -
Safe to cross
The men were working on their suplies finaly The Big Lead was safe to cross.The ice was thick enough to safely cross. -
Go back
It was Ross and Marvins turn to go back,he also gave Matt,Bartiet and Peary a wish of luck to continue.Bartlet set back out on the trail Bartlet and team of dogs were on a big chunk of ice fioating the dogs leaped from the ice to safty. -
Bartlet back on the trail
Peary and Henson regroped with Bartlet and The Eskimoes at The Lead.Bartlet went back on the trail. -
All day
Bartlet had to turn back,he wanted Henson and Peary to go.To the North Pole.All day thay fernished their sleges. -
Walking,marching,and riding sled
At midnight Peary and Henson started walking,then thay marched for 10 hours then rode sleges. -
Thin ice
Matt drove acrosed a lead with thin ice and one of the runners broke through.One of the dogs pull on matts hood and pulled him out. -
Miles
Matt could could tell miles accuratly,he thought that thay marched 10 miles,there were 35 miles left. -
North Pole
Henson and Peary,with the esimos had made it to the Nortn Pole.That was there dream in life -
At last
Henson and Peary were back at Cape Coulmbia,and Henson could see the Roosevelt and the people thair to greet them.
