Tolkien’s four-volume Lord of the Rings series is 576,459.
Word count of the Lord of the Rings series The series is incomplete, so there could still be more words on the way! That’s about the length of Stephen King’s It (445,134) times four (1,781,736). Martin’s five-volume A Song of Ice and Fire series is 1,770,000. Tolkien’s The Silmarillion (130,115) three times. The word count of Philip Pullman’s three-book His Dark Materials fantasy series is 390,575, about the length of reading J. That’s like reading Stephen King’s The Stand: Uncut at 471,485 words and a third of Ernest Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea at 26,601 words. Le Guin’s six-book Earthsea series is 480,503. That’s approximately the same length as Miguel de Cervantes’ Don Quixote (344,665).
Lewis’ seven-book Chronicles of Narnia series is 345,535. Word count of The Chronicles of Narnia series Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix That’s like reading David Foster Wallaces’s Infinite Jest (488,940) twice. Rowling’s seven-book Harry Potter series is 1,084,625. Upon trip confirmation we will send you a list of ideal departures from Manila.The 20+ Best Books on Creative Writing My picks for the best books on creative writing A few series in focusīefore we dive into the list, let’s explore the word count of a few popular fantasy series and one favorite, bestselling author who racks up high word counts. Domestic flights are easy in the Philippines with any number of airline choices. Solitude One’s staff are happy to pick you up from the airport and take you to the vessel. Usually this is Puerto Princessa or Cebu but check with us before booking your domestic flights. Solitude One DeparturesĪll Philippines departures are from the destinations nearest port. Individual prices are listed below in the schedules. She is available for individual bookings as well as charter cruises. Most of her trips are eight days in length though she is able to stay at sea for weeks at a time and offers some special crossings trips for up to 20 days. Solitude One operates in Palau and the Philippines. There are four rinse tanks with air-gun and towels just for cameras. Two computer terminals are available if you want to leave your laptop at home and there are plenty of charging stations with 110v and 220v for international use. Occupying premium space on the ‘A’ deck, the space is purposebuilt for safely stowing, prepping, and working on camera and video equipment. The digital darkroom was given as much consideration in the overall design of the vessel. The dive guide ratio is no more than 6:1. All tanks and heavy gear are handled by staff.
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Solitude One Philippine liveaboard has two two-engine 37ft skiffs which cruise at 27 knots, plus a support skiff. Like most Philippine liveaboards, the MV Solitude One uses skiffs to whisk you to the dive sites while the mothership stays at anchor or moves to another site. The MV Solitude One liveaboard Philippines has 10 guest cabins including two staterooms with king beds and a day bed, seven deluxe cabins with either double beds, twin beds or bunk beds, and one family style quad cabin with twin beds and bunk beds. The stateroom day bed can be converted for a child under 12 years of age. She has a total of 12 bathrooms on board complete with hot and cold showers. She has an effective cruising range of 9,000 nautical miles. Her communication gear includes VHF/SB Radios, Fleet Broadband Satellite Phone & Internet, and Inmarsat-C. She carries 50,000 liters of water, but can make more from her watermaker. She carries safety equipment for safe passage at sea including first aid kits, Oxygen, a DAN oxygen kit, SOLAS life rafts, and SOLAS life jackets for both adults and children. She takes a maximum of 22 guests on board and divers the best areas of the Philippines included Tubbataha Reef, a UNESCO site, and Apo Island off Dauin, near Cebu. She offers 10 comfortable fully furnished cabins with air-conditioning, en-suite bathrooms with hot and cold water, and in-room entertainment systems. She was built in 1979 but underwent a complete and extreme overhaul in 2013 turning here into the luxury liveaboard dive boat she is today. More a ship than a liveaboard dive boat, the Solitude One Philippine liveaboard is 52 meters (171ft) in length with an 8.6 meter (28ft) beam with four decks.
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