ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月23日 12時54分

On a #canoe trip along the U.S.-Canada border, @porterfox found solitude and shooting stars. “I grew up in northern Maine and had always been fascinated with our ‘forgotten border,’” @porterfox writes in @nytimestravel. “At 5,525 miles, including Alaska, the northern boundary is the longest land border between 2 nations in the world. … With all of the news about growing tension along ‘the world’s friendliest border,’ I thought it would be interesting to travel along it instead of cross it.” The adventure began in Calais, Maine, a few miles from the easternmost tip of mainland America. “The emptiness of the northland was unfamiliar to me,” @porterfox writes. “It was devoid of light, cars, people, trails and roads. Clouds of stars glowed through gaps in the canopy. The forest was pure black where the moonlight was shaded. I grew up in this country, had explored it for 20 years, and thought I knew it. But this was different.” @sarafoxphoto took this photo at Chesuncook Lake in northern Maine, where Henry David Thoreau traveled on one of his own expeditions in the state. Visit the link in our profile to read about a journey that involved rough waves, water lilies and cloudless skies. #? #?

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