ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月2日 11時30分

How much suffering can you take? Try traveling 500 miles on a bike, 10 in the water and more than 100 on foot. At that point, it’ll make perfect sense to grab a branch and a broomstick in a desperate bid to propel yourself — like a giant mutant insect — the last 31 miles. But that won’t be enough. You’ll collapse on the road. Seasick, miles into the swim, you’ll vomit. Twice. The sores from chafing will be so bad that you’ll think nothing of tugging open your shorts and applying ointment in full view of strangers. There’s no modesty here; they seem to understand. Actually, no. They don’t really understand. They aren’t competing in the Quintuple Anvil — 5 Ironman-length triathlons in 5 days. (That’s 703 miles.) All of this misery and more menaces the competitors who decided, for unfathomable reasons, that a single @ironmantri race isn’t enough. The photographer @samuelhodgson documented some of the triathletes — including Will Turner, 58, who took this break during the final day of his attempt to complete the #QuintupleAnvil. Will failed. Follow @samuelhodgson to see more photos, and visit the link in our profile to read the full story. #usaultratri #? #?

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