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por Maria Elena de Palacios Henales
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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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