ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 3月25日 22時18分

“Can it be true? The aloha spirit is real? Paradise on earth? An Eden of happy Americans moated from our national ravages of malevolence, contempt, uncertainty and fear?” Those are just some of the questions the writer Wells Tower sought to answer while on a family vacation in #Hawaii. The 50th state has never tempted Wells — until now, in 2017. “I am not constitutionally geared for paradise,” he wrote in @nytmag. But in the current political climate, he wanted a place “where things are pretty and people are smiling, if only because it’s in their job description.” By his first morning, he wrote, “it would be overselling things to claim that I’ve achieved rapturous mind erasure my first morning in Hawaii, but this is, well, rather nice.” His visit ended with a close glimpse of Kilauea, the youngest and most effusive volcano on the Big Island. “You can’t get near it and not become a stoned teenager,” he wrote. The photographer @dina_litovsky went to Hawaii, too, where she captured a sea-life encounter at Carlsmith National Beach Park, views of Volcanoes National Park, a luau and poolside escapism. Swipe left to see more photos and watch our #InstagramStory to read the full @nytmag article from this week’s #Voyages issue.

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