As Harry was awaiting his flight to go to the Taiga, he saw a booklet with the Tundra on the front. Inside it said that the Tundra covered 1/5 of the entire planet. He thought that was insane. He kept on reading to see that some summer days can last up to 24 hours long! As his plane approached his terminal, he could not wait to go to the Taiga and at least have a little warmth. He boarded his flight and was so happy to finally be able to sleep peacefully.

He was on his flight for what seemed like 30 minutes, and all of a sudden the engines shut off and they were falling closer to the ground by the second. He asked the flight attendant where they were and she said over a small town outside of Moscow, Russia. He grabbed all of his luggage and parachuted out of the plane. The wind was bad and suddenly he found himself in the middle of nowhere once again.

The flight attendant then landed shortly after him. He asked how large the Taiga was and she said that it streches across the Northern part of North America to northern parts of Eurasia. There was suddenly a loud rumble in the distance and they could see the dark clouds start to roll in. So, they set off into the forest to seek shelter for the night.

Harry knew that even though they were in the Taiga it was still going to be cold. He gathered wood for a fire, and used blankets as a makeshift bed. On the way to get food he spotted a deer running really fast through the woods. He decided to chase it to see where it was headed. But, sadly when the deer stopped running all he saw was a lot of elk. He had now lost his luggage, the flight attendant, and his camp site.

Harry then made a fire out of dead branches off of evergreen trees and oak trees, and made a bed on the ground for him to sleep on. The rain that night came down like a ton of buckets. The annual rainfall is 10-30 inches, so who knows when it will stop. He then drifted away into a deep sleep by the sound of the rolling thunder in the sky.