The explorers that went west
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- That is a great idea. While we do that we can try find the Northwest Passage
- Great, lets go get supplies and head west
- Explorers started on an expedition to make contact with indians and find the NorthWest Passage
- We should make contact with the indian groups that might be interested in trade.
- The bears are taking all our food
- our feet have so many cactus needles in them and our muscles are sore
- When they hauled their boats by land around these obstacles, the thorns of the prickly-pear cactus pierced their feet. Meanwhile, grizzly bears raided their camps, and game became scarce.
- Rowing upstream against the Missouri River's strong current left the explorers' hands blistered and their muscles sore. Mosquitoes feasted on their sunburned faces.
- my hands and muscles are so sore.
- my face burns and these mosquitoes are vicious
- They had traveled some 8,000 miles and had mapped a route to the Pacific. They had established good relations with western Indians. They had brought back priceless information about the West and its people.
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