Once upon a time in the 1800s, there was a brave family, the Johnsons, who decided to move west, joining hundreds of others in the westward expansion. They heard tales of gold in California and fertile, free lands in Oregon. With their covered wagon packed, they set off on the Oregon Trail, a 2,000-mile journey that promised hope and hardship. Along the way, they encountered Lewis and Clark's famous expedition trail. Their journey was not easy. They battled harsh weather, faced the threat of disease, and often struggled to find food and water. But the promise of a better life kept them going. In the end, after months of travel, the Johnsons made it to Oregon, where they built their new home. Their story is a testament to the courage and determination of those who took part in the westward expansion.