ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月13日 04時47分

“You can’t see the Everglades if you can’t get in the Everglades,” said Jesse Kennon, who owns an airboat tour business inside Everglades National Park (@evergladesnps). Jesse wrestled his first gator as an 11-year-old, climbing on its back, lifting its chin, then tying up its mouth and legs, a trick he can still handle at 73. “This is how I make a living, off the Glades,” he said. “I’d go out of my mind working in an office.” It’s easy to see what airboaters, like Jesse, love about life inside @evergladesnps. Folded inside the United States’s largest subtropical wilderness, the park is a flat 1.5 million acres of marshland, hardwood hammocks, tangled mangroves and cypress domes on the tip of Florida. Some look at this unrivaled river of grass and see only a swamp with #alligators and mosquitoes, but the dwindling number of airboat operators see only beauty. @scottymacphoto took captured Jesse sporting a golden gator ring. Follow along this #nytweekender to see more photos from the Everglades. #?

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