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A norwegian who admired inuit underwear and found the northwest passage unlike the leader of the doomed franklin expedition, roald amundsen delighted in getting to know and learning from the inuit. He was known for careful, meticulous planning, as well as studying and adapting inuit techniques such as dogs, sleds, clothing, and food. The explorer sent the new king, haakon vii, news that his traversing the northwest passage was a great achievement for norway
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[16] he said he hoped to do more and signed it your loyal subject, roald amundsen Roald amundsen was a norwegian polar explorer in the early 1900s [16] the crew returned to oslo in november 1906, after almost three and a half years abroad
Gjøa was returned to norway in 1972.
With two inuit guides the party crossed a ridge of mountains and on 5 december 1905 reached fort egbert There, by telegraph, amundsen informed the world of his triumph. In the summer of 1905 the gjøa was made ready for continuing her journey and if possible completing the northwest passage Canada moves to discourage arctic rivals as the fabled northwest passage opens up next post
Amundsen and his men spent two winters at gjöahavn Apart from learning inuit ways, with 19 months of daily observations, they amassed a wealth of data on the magnetic north pole.
