ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月12日 01時46分

Cecil M. Pierce landed his airboat on Causey's Island in @evergladesnps. Folded inside the country’s largest subtropical wilderness, @evergladesnps is a flat 1.5 million acres of marshland, hardwood hammocks, tangled mangroves and cypress domes on the tip of Florida. The swampy #Everglades has long been inhospitable to all but the hardiest. Airboats, built to skim atop the calf-deep water with their flat bottoms and back-seat propellers, helped crack open the door. Beginning this year, though, federal park officials will restrict private airboat use — a law that will ultimately lead the airboat’s demise inside the park. Cecil, 71, who has been airboating for more than 3 decades, is one member of a dwindling culture: devotees of @evergladesnps known as Gladesmen, who @scottymacphoto spent 4 days photographing. We’ll be sharing more photos from the #Everglades this #nytweekender.

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