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Wind in the Sails for the Guest Harbor

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Arild Kleven and over 3,850 others have paid to sleep in the guest harbor in Mandal so far this year. This is an increase of 17 percent from the previous year, while at Båly the numbers show a slight decrease in visitors.

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