On this particular day, the friends had been travelling quite a distance while on an expedition to find the North Pole.

Christopher Robin, maybe the marching would be easier if I knew what the North Pole looked like.

Well, it's a, it's sort of, well, I suppose we'll know exactly what it is when we see it.

Are we there yet?

Hey, look at me, Pooh!

Oh, I am.

Pooh, I'm swimming!

Oh my, Roo, I don't believe expeditions usually go into the water.

Quick, do something!

Everyone, do anything!

Don't worry, Roo boy.

I'll save you!

Thanks, dear, but I don't think I need saving.

Well, maybe this could help.

Give me a push, Pooh.

Okay, Robert.

Here we go.

Now I've got him.

Faster, Pooh!

Faster!

Pooh?

Where is he, Robert?

Pooh!

I can see him perfectly from here.

Are you sure, Robert?

You're right.

You can see better from up here.

There he is.

Oh, dear.

Grab on, Roo.

Roo!

Pooh, could you please hold this?

Did you see me swimming?

That's called swimming, what I was doing.

Pooh Bear, where did you find that stick?

What stick?

The expedition is over, for Pooh has discovered the North Pole.

Don't quite by accident, Pooh had indeed discovered the North Pole on just one of the many expeditions the friends would go on in a place called the Hundred Acre Wood.