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Visiting Palo Alto from Kenya for the Wildlife Conservation Network (WCN, my photos)
11 responses to “First Drive of Samburu warriors in a Tesla”
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An amazing blend of culture rooted in history and modern technology. Must of been an amazing experience.
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a sight for sore eyes 🙂
instantly reminds me of my favourite album – The Rhythmatist by stewart copeland
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQ9qqHdfllg
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Hope to see the Tesla car in Kenya. This is a great opportunity to make a huge impact on the education and the economy in Africa.
Tesla car can have huge impact of innovation on development in Africa and portray new technologies that enhance the value of energy, decrease transaction costs, cultural and economic exchange.
Here is the idea of the project: One Tesla car and a solar roof per town
1- Tesla car
2- Solar roof
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a wonderful vision… thinking back to Africa, and silent safaris…
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/scleroplex] – now that’s wildlife. On the car radio above is Groovin’ by The Rascals.
P.S. For a sense of scale, here is David in China at the introduction of a public service announcement to stop ivory buying:
On the right is Yao Ming, the 7’6" basketball star who used to play for Houston and carried the flag for China at the last Olympics. He’s been working with the WCN elephant project in Kenya and doing PSAs and blogs in China about the impact that buying ivory has on elephants.
the proud chariot
Thanks Charlie! and friends…
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