24th October And then there were three


Released in 1978, 'And then there were three' is the 9th studio  album released by Genesis. It's title refers to the number of members remaining in the band following the departure of long term guitarist Steve Hackett during the mixing of their live album Seconds Out.

 It is probably the first of their albums that I came into contact with mainly as a result of their hit single 'Follow you, Follow me' which became the bands first top 10 hit in the UK reaching the dizzy heights of number 7

And then there were three is also the number of possible places that I am now looking to move to next summer, following on from a visit to two other possible places this morning, one of which was quickly resigned to the 'no' bin whilst the other is currently stacked on the 'if all else fails' shelf.

it shows thats it's worthwhile to pay a visit to prospective places rather than just relying on the information contained within the 2 sided A4 profiles that are offered. But I have to admit that is disappointing to come back realsing that neither of the visits were as positive as I had hoped their might be.


 

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