ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月24日 07時33分

The beaches of #Senegal are a haven for swimmers, sunbathers or anyone in the mood to relax under a grass-thatched umbrella with some grilled shrimp and an orange Fanta. But on Sunday, it’s the sheep’s turn. In the predominantly Muslim country, sheep are prized as sacrifices during religious festivals; some people believe the cleaner the animal, the better the sacrifice. And so the daylong cleansing ritual begins. Each Sunday, shepherds line up their flocks on the sand, and the warm Atlantic becomes a bathtub. Spa day for the sheep includes a soaking, a scrubbing, a rinse and a manicure, and it concludes with a drip-dry. @janehahn photographed these Senegalese sheep drying on the beach while on #nytassignment in Dakar, Senegal’s capital. #? ?

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