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The view: The Tree Guitar
The pilot: Emiliano Beltramone
The airplane: 1983 Beechcraft Baron 58
The mission: Autumn Ferry Flight over Córdoba Province Argentina
The memory: During a ferry flight from Laboulaye to Coronel Moldes, I spotted “The Guitar Farm” located near Levalle Town in Southern Córdoba Province, Argentina. The history behind this amazing creation by the farm owner said it was a gift to her wife. The Cypress and Eucalyptus trees covering around 25 hectares were planted by 1970 having a height of 15 to 25 centimeters at that time. After 35 years they were fully developed as we can see now.
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I wanted to be a pilot since I was a child and at the age of 18, I was able to obtain my PPL. My first job in aviation was airport ground crew, followed by getting my CPL and my first flying job as a pilot in a Piper Seneca II for a Part 91 private operator. I later worked in fire aviation as a fire detection pilot and also provided ground and aerial support. In 2019, I went to work for an Indonesian company flying the mighty C208B. Since returning to Argentina during the pandemic, I have been working back in GA, flying singles and piston twins, and also working as a pilot and instructor for a Part 135 seaplane operator, flying a brand new C208B EX amphibian all over the Argentinian and Chilean Patagonia. In my free time, I provide freelance flying lessons as a CFI. So far, I've flown 25 different airplane models.
My licenses and ratings, Airplane CPL, ME, IR,CFI, CFII, MEI, SES, AG and Aerial Firefighting ratings with tailwheel and Turboprop endorsement.
My licenses and ratings, Airplane CPL, ME, IR,CFI, CFII, MEI, SES, AG and Aerial Firefighting ratings with tailwheel and Turboprop endorsement.
Latest posts by Emiliano Beltramone (see all)
- Friday photo: The Guitar Tree - January 27, 2023
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That is simply amazing! I record so well a similar tree shaped more like a squared guittar on the base to final of the ILS 11 at Ezeiza. (-34.80608837580667, -58.75221537024678). That’s is a good idea for one distant day in the future when I own a ranch myself. Besides the grass field, of course.
Location of the trees pictured is -33.8677, -63.9865 .