As part of a promotional package to introduce the top rated Country entertainer's album "Fresh Horses", the two hundred acre design in western Oklahoma's wheat country was strategically placed to capture passengers attention flying from Nashville to Los Angeles.

Created on the historical Meacham ranch, where Capitol Records President Scott Hendriks had spent youthful summers on the tractor, the image survived Oklahoma's worst drought since the "dirty thirties".

"We were all dissapointed that Mr. Brooks' schedule did not allow for a visit to see the work when finished. KWTV out of Oklahoma City recorded the arduous process over the full year. The film was not seen out of the state of Oklahoma."