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" The\u00A0Guinness Book of\u00A0World Records published its 2016 edition last week, introducing people everywhere to the planet&amp;#039;s\u00A0fluffiest bunny, oldest living cat, and more. Among the latest record holders is Bob\u00A0Wade, the artist behind the biggest\u00A0cowboy boot sculpture on Earth, located\u2014where else?\u2014in Texas.\u00A0\u00A0 The shoe structure, designed to look as if\u00A0it&amp;#039;s made with ostrich leather,\u00A0measures\u00A035 feet 3 inches tall,\u00A09 feet wide, and over\u00A033 feet\u00A0long. It&amp;#039;s a well-known landmark in San Antonio, where it\u00A0marks the entrance to the North Star Mall.\u00A0 Wade was originally commissioned to create the sculpture for Washington, D.C. in 1979, where it stood three blocks from the White House. Fans of the TV show Shipping Wars will understand the challenges Wade faced when he eventually\u00A0transported his creation\u00A0to Texas. The process caused him such a headache, in fact, that it inspired him to pen a\u00A0country western\u00A0song called, &amp;quot;Too Long, Too Wide, Too High.&amp;quot; &amp;quot;People are pretty amazed\u00A0because,\u00A0until they\u00A0park and walk up to them, they don&amp;#039;t realize how big they are,&amp;quot; said Wade.\u00A0 Check out the interview with Wade below for more of the boots&amp;#039; back story:            (h/t Guinness World Records) "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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