ナショナルジオグラフィックさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ナショナルジオグラフィックInstagram)「Photos by @renan_ozturk / “This is where my people lived, and this is where their spirits are, in these mountains, in these rocks, in these trees, everything that is here is where my people's spirit is. This is the land that they had to walk away from, the land that they loved so much. I didn’t belong to them as much as they belonged to this land. And they walked away. September 1, 1890, the cavalry came in, and they were escorted off this land. They walked forward to uncertainty, because to look back would have been shattering….So we live with that memory. Some of it is forgotten, but we can still feel this place in our hearts, that’s why I’m here,” said Roland McCook, 79, as he wandered up a mountain in southwestern Colorado, just above the town of Ouray. Roland is from the Núuchi-u (Northern Ute), and the great-grandson of Chief Ouray and Chipeta. He spoke passionately about the true history of this region as he took in the landscape. Thank you so much for the honor, Roland! #ute #native」11月21日 2時34分