ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 3月23日 00時01分

Jack Williams and his sister, Cara, sat in their kitchen watching their backyard rink melt. “Dad calls it a big birdbath,” said Jack, who’s 12. Their father, Ian, lovingly rebuilds the rink outside their home in Waterloo, Ontario, every year. He shovels it clear after each snowfall, and occasionally finishes the 24-foot-by-48-foot surface with hot water. A rink like theirs used to offer good skating in this part of #Canada from early December into March. But on a late February afternoon, the temperature outside was 55 degrees and rain had fallen steadily all day. “You want your kids to experience a little of the goodness you had when you were growing up,” Ian said. But he’s finding it hard to maintain the ice in a warming world. “Will my kids, my grandkids, be able to play in an outdoor rink? Probably not. It might be a dying tradition.” @avelkaim photographed Jack collecting hockey pucks next to his melting rink. Visit the link in our profile to read more. #??

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