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A fiberglass mobile pecan built by Kenneth Pape of Pape Pecan House, originally 10 feet long and displayed outside the business for years; in 2022, local resident John Pape mounted an updated 11-foot-long pecan onto a trailer for easy transport in parades and community events. Billed by Roadside America as the 'World's Second Largest Mobile Pecan.' Distinct from Seguin's two other giant pecans -- the 1962 original at city hall and the 16-ft current record pecan at the Texas Agricultural and Heritage Center, both separately catalogued in this cohort.
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Giant Mobile Pecan
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Approximate location · 29.569° N, 97.965° W
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Normally displayed outside Pape Pecan House; may be away at a parade or event given its mobile/trailer-mounted design.
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Pape Pecan House, Seguin, TX.
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