ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月9日 08時21分

About 150 runners began to slog through miles of sand toward the darkened mouth of the Canyon de Chelly on the Navajo reservation in Arizona. Here and there, and then as one, they raised their arms and loosened howls at the turquoise dawn. “Wooo! Woooooooooo!” The Canyon de Chelly Ultra is a 34-mile-long trail race of women and men running in beauty. The ultramarathon extends deep into Canyon de Chelly, the sacred heart of Navajo. Runners will pass the rock formations known as Sleeping Duck and Speaking Rock and the towering red sandstone obelisk that is home to Spider Woman, who Navajos believe wove the map of the universe. Running is woven into Navajo culture. Their running tradition goes back more than 1,000 years, to the time when they wended their way south from the Northwest Territories to the high desert and buttes of the Four Corners. @caitlin_oh took this photo of competitors participating in the #CanyondeChellyUltra. Visit the link in our profile to read about this race through the heart of #Navajo. #? #?‍♀️

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