ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 3月27日 02時42分

“I learned my geography by that wooden map of the United States — the jigsaw puzzle of the lower 48 with the inset Hawaii and Alaska to the side,” @jamielaurenkeiles writes in @nytmag. “The puzzle-piece states were the places to go, and everything else was just negative space. You could not visit the compass rose in the corner, nor the unvarnished pine off the coast of Oahu.” But if you let your eyes go blurry, she explains, you might imagine the inverse — wherein the eastern half of the U.S. is an island, circumnavigable by water across the Great Lakes, down the Mississippi and into the Gulf of Mexico, then back up north along the shores of the Atlantic. Last year, some 150 boaters did just that, circling the length of this so-called Great Loop; these Loopers, as they call themselves, set sail from any point along the way and cross their own wakes about 6,000 miles later. For @nytmag’s Voyages issue, @jamielaurenkeiles hopped aboard the 52-foot Bluewater yacht, Let It Ride, and tagged along with Tim and Karen Bartel as they knocked off the Central Florida leg of their Loop. @webb_norriswebb photographed early-morning fog on the third day of the couple’s voyage across Florida. Visit the link in our profile to read more about this improbable 6,000-mile boat trip around the East Coast.

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