The Cambrian Giant pandas, fiber-optic cables, preservation of open space international negotiations all are on the scope just west of Harmony on the newly sold former Cambria Air Force Radar Station.
Some dichotomies are obvious.
Upper echelon corporate types in limousines apparently have driven up the long hilly rural roadway to find a cliffside paradise overlooking the ocean. They also discover that the man who is shaking up the international communications industry and the business world also is the same Hawaiian native out there pushing a lawnmower, a casual guy in shorts, flip-flops and an aloha shirt. I hate three-piece suits. This is the Figueroa home now, he said. However, he would talk about the spirit behind his maneuvers to link the transoceanic cable and its unusual philanthropic overlay to non-profit agencies and the environment.