ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月10日 22時49分

His name is Robert Franz, he is 61, and his title is “interpretive park ranger,” which means that his job is to tell the story of what happened to @united Airlines Flight 93 in a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania, again and again and again. The Flight 93 National Memorial is by far the most removed of the 3 #September11 crash sites. A visit requires a roller-coaster journey through the arresting Allegheny Mountains to a 2,200-acre field set aside for reflection. Sometimes Robert answers questions about the time of the crash and the location of the bathrooms. Sometimes he distributes 22-page Junior Ranger booklets that explain what activities young visitors need to complete before receiving a Junior Ranger badge. And he also commiserates as people recount their own connections to the day. @heislerphoto photographed Robert while on #nytassignment at the Flight 93 National Memorial. Visit the link in our profile to read Dan Barry’s article about one ranger’s task of retelling #Flight93.

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