Hey, Ray! Are you familiar with...

TLS Brookfield? The only Brookfield I know of is near Ware.

If I had known there was a TLS in Brookfield, I would have applied there
YEARS ago, when I lived in Ware and was out of work!

I may STILL apply there, although it is a ride from where I live now!

It must be a railhead, since it's just a few miles from the ocean...

"Hachiroku" <Trueno@ae86.gts> wrote in message
news:pan.2005.09.14.19.04.31.978748@ae86.gts...[color=blue]
> TLS Brookfield? The only Brookfield I know of is near Ware.
>
> If I had known there was a TLS in Brookfield, I would have applied there
> YEARS ago, when I lived in Ware and was out of work!
>
> I may STILL apply there, although it is a ride from where I live now!
>
> It must be a railhead, since it's just a few miles from the ocean...[/color]

Never heard of TLS Brookfield.

Unless they're new, Toyota does not have railheads in New England.
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Ray O
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On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 23:39:33 -0500, Ray O wrote:
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>
> "Hachiroku" <Trueno@ae86.gts> wrote in message
> news:pan.2005.09.14.19.04.31.978748@ae86.gts...[color=green]
>> TLS Brookfield? The only Brookfield I know of is near Ware.
>>
>> If I had known there was a TLS in Brookfield, I would have applied there
>> YEARS ago, when I lived in Ware and was out of work!
>>
>> I may STILL apply there, although it is a ride from where I live now!
>>
>> It must be a railhead, since it's just a few miles from the ocean...[/color]
>
> Never heard of TLS Brookfield.
>
> Unless they're new, Toyota does not have railheads in New England.[/color]

Hmmmm.....

" An additional 280,000 U.S.-built Toyota vehicles a year are handled
through railheads at other TLS facilities in Port Newark, Annapolis
Junction, Md., and Brookfield, Mass."

Must be new. Were you working for Toyota when they were building cars in
the US?

"Hachiroku" <Trueno@ae86.gts> wrote in message
news:pan.2005.09.15.11.21.30.801941@ae86.gts...[color=blue]
> On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 23:39:33 -0500, Ray O wrote:
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>>
>> "Hachiroku" <Trueno@ae86.gts> wrote in message
>> news:pan.2005.09.14.19.04.31.978748@ae86.gts...[color=darkred]
>>> TLS Brookfield? The only Brookfield I know of is near Ware.
>>>
>>> If I had known there was a TLS in Brookfield, I would have applied there
>>> YEARS ago, when I lived in Ware and was out of work!
>>>
>>> I may STILL apply there, although it is a ride from where I live now!
>>>
>>> It must be a railhead, since it's just a few miles from the ocean...[/color]
>>
>> Never heard of TLS Brookfield.
>>
>> Unless they're new, Toyota does not have railheads in New England.[/color]
>
> Hmmmm.....
>
> " An additional 280,000 U.S.-built Toyota vehicles a year are handled
> through railheads at other TLS facilities in Port Newark, Annapolis
> Junction, Md., and Brookfield, Mass."
>
> Must be new. Were you working for Toyota when they were building cars in
> the US?
>[/color]

LOL! I'm not THAT old! When I left Toyota, the North American plants were
NUMMI in Fremont, CA; the Camry in Georgetown, KY; the Corolla in Cambridge,
Ontario; truck beds at Long Beach Fabricators in Long Beach, CA; an alloy
wheel plant in Canada somewhere; and forklifts in Columbus, IN.

I don't think those TLS facilities have many Toyota employees, if any. I
think the vehicles just come off the trains and are loaded onto the Portable
Parking Lots for delivery to dealers. The people who work at the TLS
facilities usually work for the railroad, trucking company, or are
surveyors.
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Ray O
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