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A late-summer weekend on the Indre Oslofjord draws an unusually dense concentration of boats, with Thomas Nilsson reporting more vessels at Dragsundet on Høya than he has ever seen there.Watch Water temperature sits at 17–18 degrees Celsius, air temperature reaches 25 degrees in the shade below deck, and swimmers are still in the water.0:41 Nilsson notes that mid-summer actually sees fewer boats in this area because sailors are then cruising the outer coast or Sørlandet.1:10 Several regattas run simultaneously: classic boats racing into Høyrholmen, the Seterkruset at Søndre Langåra, and the Bevaretreffet heritage gathering at Oskarsborg.0:56 The combination pulls more traffic into the inner fjord than peak summer typically does.1:10

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