ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月3日 02時13分

The Grand Canyon, as captured by @clydebutcher. “I was 9, and stood windswept at the very edge, trying to make my emotions visible,” recalls the poet Patricia Lockwood of her first visit to @grandcanyonnps. “I had thought the canyon would be a roadside attraction — largest ball of string, greatest wheel of cheese. I wasn’t prepared for it to be the world’s greatest absence of world.” The @nationalparkservice turns 100 in August, and to celebrate the centennial milestone, @nytimestravel asked 5 writers to recount times when a national park left a mark on their lives. Patricia, author of “Motherland Fatherland Homelandsexuals,” describes the #GrandCanyon as an “enormous not-there,” and recounts thinking to herself: “Was that the abyss they were always talking about? If so, then that was fine.” This #4thofJuly weekend, join us on a #roadtrip through the national parks, as seen through the eyes of @clydebutcher. #NPS100

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