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Julianus-kilátó (OKTPH_80_B)Photo: Hungarian Hiking Association
Julianus-kilátó, OKK útjelző oszlop (OKTPH_80_B)
Kihelyezve: 2025. május 8.
A bélyegzőt a kilátó melletti útjelző oszlopon találjátok.
Az új bélyegzőnek az igazolófüzetben még nincs kialakított helye, de 2025. május 8-tól már kötelező bepecsételni. Ehhez a füzetben az adott szakasz lapját (a dátum vagy dátumok szokásos megadásával), vagy a KÉKTÚRA hivatalos honlapjáról letölthető pótlap megfelelő helyét javasoljuk.
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