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The sticker is white and circular, with a prominent yellow pentagonal shape in its center, outlined in black. Inside the yellow area, two black pickaxes are crossed, behind a red and blue shield displaying the white double cross symbol of Slovakia. The top text within the yellow pentagon reads "JASKYNIAR", and at the bottom, "SPELEOKLUB" is written above "TRNAVA". Around the bottom curve of the white circle, parts of a word are visible: "OBJAV" on the left and "ÁVAŤ" on the right, which together strongly suggest the word "OBJAVOVAŤ". The design elements, including the pickaxes and the club name, clearly indicate an association with caving or speleology activities in Trnava, Slovakia.

JASKYNIAR SPELEOKLUB TRNAVA OBJAVOVAŤ

18 July
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