Tixi-forrás

The pipe protruding from the wall of the source secures the drainage of water. Above the white marble plaque is the name of the source, below it is engraved text. It has a constant flow rate, measuring 3-12 liters / minute. Source table caption: TiksI-SOURCE 1951-1955 IN MEMORIAM CSERMELY VILMOS The source is named after dr. László Tegzes (Teixler), compiler of "Campfire Book -1934", nicknamed Tixi. His family and helpers built the spring between 1951-1955. Tixi was the founder and later leader of the Scouting Team of St. Ladislaus No. 47 (PCF - Pécs Cistercian High School), formed at the Kantavári spring on April 17, 1916. Member of Parliament, deputy notary, scout leader, scout officer. He studied at the Cistercian Grammar School in Pécs and at the Elizabeth University where he was promoted to a doctorate in law and a short term lawyer. In 1939 he participated in the Transcarpathian Feedback as an artillery officer. Vilmos Csermely (1931-1951). He is a tragically dead, high-mountain hiker of the Pécs Lendület Hiking Department (now the Pécs Doctor Health Sports Circle). Born in Pécs, graduated from the Technical School of Metalworking, he was born in Budapest in 1951 at the Hungarian Optical Instrument Factory (MOM). He was also a member of the TTE (Tourist Association of Nature Lovers), an avid hiker, mountaineer and caveman. In 1951 he climbed the Gievont (High Tatras) without a rod and an ice pick, where he collapsed and died. Since 1953, the Vilmos Csermely Memorial Competition has been held every year in honor of it.