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Go North East: 8294 (NK09 FUP) an Optare Versa, painted in this purple based livery with South Tyne branding. This vehicle is captured here parked in Gateshead's Metrocentre Coach Park attending the 2014 Metrocentre Rally.
© Christopher Lowe.
Date: 4th May 2014.
Ref No: IMG_9267/JL.
28/10/2010. Encontro com representante da FUP - Federação Única dos Petroleiros.
(Foto: Roberto Stuckert Filho)
Today Fup picked up the trash in the park! We met Flup last year
The kids (part of a day camp for spring break ) were fascinated by him and I wondered if he was disappointed that they had no backpacks. When we met him he was desperate to see what Fran had in her backpack! I love that we got to hear the clip clopping of his hooves instead of the idling truck motor we get to hear in other parks.
Fup, l'Oiseau Canadèche, Oh les Beaux Jours !, petit théâtre de la Criée, Marseille, jeudi 26 mai 2022
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Special issue formatted as a collective art exhibition. September 2005, Libreria Internazionale Ulrico Hoepli. Presenting new artwork by: Alessio Nunzi, Valentina Cameranesi, Tv Boy, Jack Lamotta , Claudio Gobbi, Daniele Cascone, Fupete & Gerjka, Claudio Parentela, Andrea Cucci, Fabrizio Contarino, Manuela Ravanello, Mimmo Manes, curated by Marc Mascort i Boix.
The Canadian commander, viewing Buron from the FUP (Forming Up Point), elects to focus the axis of his attack up the right flank. It appeared that no German minefields barred this approach, and with any luck Gruchy could be secured early and used as a base to block enemy reinforcements coming from Authie. It could also serve as a forming up point to press home the attack on Buron from the eastern flank. This approach had the added bonus of putting the advancing troops as far away as possible from the enfilading fire originating from Galmanche on their left rear flank, still left uncleared by the British. Now it simply remained to be seen how heavily defended the right flank would be and where the enemy armour and anti tank weapons were lurking.