ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月29日 00時42分

It was one of the indelible images of the wrath of Hurricane Sandy: a famous #JerseyShore roller coaster reduced to a twisted, mangled wreck in the surf off Seaside Heights. It was removed months later, but the gash along the coast remained for years. Now, perhaps quicker than some expected, a different #rollercoaster is standing its place — photographed here by @markmakela. Called the Hydrus, the shiny new ride is a twisted green behemoth, featuring a steep inverted drop, a full loop and 2 more inversions. The coaster’s new tracks run eerily silent, the faint hums of the rail car often drowned out by the high-pitched squeals of riders. There were no Hydrus shirts visible yet on the boardwalk when @ニューヨーク・タイムズ journalists visited recently, but the frequent screams were evidence that the new coaster — even at the seemingly steep price of $10 a ride — was already a welcome addition. Up and down the Jersey Shore, though, towns are still struggling. Empty lots dot shore roads, half-built homes sit stagnant and half-destroyed homes have been abandoned. #??

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