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Unlockable altitude and longitude data within the nft--This guitar-shaped forest was planted by an Argentine farmer named Pedro Martín Ureta (71 years old) and his children. The inspiration really came from his wife, Graciela Yraizoz, who one day flying over the Argentine Pampa by plane fell in love with how a farm coincidentally resembled a milking bucket. She expressed her desire to overcome that wonder by portraying a huge and gigantic guitar in the middle of the field. It was his favorite instrument. But one fateful day in 1977, Graciela suffered a brain aneurysm and died. Two years later, Pedro decided to honor his late wife's wishes and began creating the guitar-shaped forest that she had always dreamed of. With the help of his children, he planted about 7,000 trees (from cypress to eucalyptus trees). All a work of love elaborated for more than three decades that today leaves us these beautiful images.-satellite-view-earth-google-guitar-window-tree-forest-image-homage-shaped-forest-bird-sight-altitude-height-view

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Unlockable altitude and longitude data within the nft--This guitar-shaped forest was planted by an Argentine farmer named Pedro Martín Ureta (71 years old) and his children. The inspiration really came from his wife, Graciela Yraizoz, who one day flying over the Argentine Pampa by plane fell in love with how a farm coincidentally resembled a milking bucket. She expressed her desire to overcome that wonder by portraying a huge and gigantic guitar in the middle of the field. It was his favorite instrument. But one fateful day in 1977, Graciela suffered a brain aneurysm and died. Two years later, Pedro decided to honor his late wife's wishes and began creating the guitar-shaped forest that she had always dreamed of. With the help of his children, he planted about 7,000 trees (from cypress to eucalyptus trees). All a work of love elaborated for more than three decades that today leaves us these beautiful images.-satellite-view-earth-google-guitar-window-tree-forest-image-homage-shaped-forest-bird-sight-altitude-height-view

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Contract Address0x2953...4963
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Token StandardERC-1155
ChainPolygon
MetadataCentralized
Creator Earnings
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