An Argentinian farmer grew a guitar-shaped forest over decades, fulfilling his late wife's wish.

This remarkable landscape, visible even from space 🌌, was created by farmer Pedro Martin Ureta as a heartfelt tribute to his late wife, Graciela Yraizoz ❤️.

In the 1970s, Graciela dreamed of transforming their fields into a giant guitar 🎸, reflecting her deep love for the instrument. Tragically, she passed away in 1977 before her vision could be realized.

Devastated by her loss, Ureta took it upon himself to bring her dream to life. Starting in 1979, he and his four children planted over 7,000 trees 🌳 to create the guitar-shaped forest. Cypress trees outline the guitar and form its star-shaped sound hole ⭐, while eucalyptus trees represent the strings 🎵.

Today, this living tribute spans two-thirds of a mile 🌲, standing as a powerful symbol of enduring love.

📸 Via @marcoguoliphoto