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An Argentine farmer, Pedro Martin Ureta, has spent decades transforming his fields into a guitar-shaped forest in honor of his late wife, Graciela, who died suddenly in 1977 while pregnant. Before she passed, Graciela had expressed a desire to one day plant something on their land that could be seen from the sky, specifically, in the shape of a guitar, which she loved. Ureta and their children began the project two years after her death, planting about 7,000 trees over time, cypress for the body of the guitar and blue eucalyptus for the neck, using children lined up in rows for guidance rather than formal surveying tools.

Though Ureta was reportedly afraid of flying and may never have seen the entire forest from above himself, the “guitar forest” is visible on Google Maps and has even been documented by NASA’s Earth Observatory. Many local landscaping professionals initially dismissed his vision, but over time it grew into a living monument to his love for Graciela, a tribute that continues to draw emotional responses from those who fly over or learn about it.

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