National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 5月5日 01時49分

Video by @joshuacogan | I met Tom Barnes, a fifth-generation rancher, while at the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, Nevada, in November 2022. He invited me to visit his land as he drove a herd of cattle. It was a crisp and cold morning in the Lamoille Canyon when we set out to the lower pastures. The family, aided by their cattle dogs, worked seamlessly as a unit, moving the horses through the fresh snow to surround the cows and push them up into the sorting pens. There’s always something powerful about seeing those whose way of life has deep ties to the land. Pouring me a coffee afterward, Tom told me about the lessons he’s learned from this land and this place. “It teaches you how to be part of something and feel a part of something. You actually have ties to the ground and land when you put your blood, sweat, and tears in it, so it’s more than just a place to live and work; you are bonded to it, you have emotional ties to it.” | This is Nevada—awe-inspiring, otherworldly, and gloriously unspoiled. Head off the beaten path and experience what makes the Silver State so special. #TravelNevada @travelnevada

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