Photo: Still, Summers Farm
The owners of a family farm in the US have created a 12-acre maze in a cornfield shaped like Taylor Swift's face.
Summers Farm, which is in Frederick, Maryland and is owned by Teresa Summers Greenwood and her husband Jeff Greenwood, has created corn mazes to reflect various current events in the past.
After creating corn mazes displaying Super Bowl winning football teams and Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, the team have now turned to the world of pop for their inspiration. This year's maze features Swift's face alongside the text, "TAYLOR SWIFT, DARE TO BE DIFFERENT 2015, SUMMERS FARM."
The official video unveiling the maze includes audio of Swift delivering a motivational speech on-stage: "So I say to you, when you start to compare yourself to other people, please change the channel in your mind to something else. You need to look into the mirror in the morning and not tell yourself that you're not special, or that you're not good enough, you're not awesome. It's about just getting on with things sometimes, sometimes you just get credit for getting up and getting on with things. You don't have to do it perfectly."
Watch the Taylor Swift Corn Maze video below
It's impressive, mind-boggling stuff. We can hardly comprehend the logistical planning that must have gone into it - but to many people, the more pression question is, "Why?" Well, Jeff Greenwood has the answer.
"We just felt that she’s a true, real person," Greenwood explained to The Guardian, "and an amazing role model for everybody in how she treats people and just how she carries herself."
If you happen to be in Maryland at any point between 26 September and 1 November, then make sure you've got at least two hours to spare - that's how long it's expected to take, on average, to complete.
