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It’s a beautiful day outside, but you’re stuck with a pile of work that needs to get done. How do you balance the need to be a productive member of society (or screenwriter) while also getting a little bit of fresh air? Skip the coffeeshops, grab your laptop, and head out to one of L.A.’s wifi-enabled parks to set up shop. The “Oh, Ranger!” project to roll out wifi access to park spaces started back in 2014. While the goal of being able to get online for free from any public place is still far off, you have six options spread across the region where you can get online for free al fresco. 1. Cabrillo Beach A post shared by Los Angeles, Ca. (@_g1no_) on…View Original Post
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It’s a beautiful day outside, but you’re stuck with a pile of work that needs to get done. How do you balance the need to be a productive member of society (or screenwriter) while also getting a little bit of fresh air? Skip the coffeeshops, grab your laptop, and head out to one of L.A.’s wifi-enabled parks to set up shop. The “Oh, Ranger!” project to roll out wifi access to park spaces started back in 2014. While the goal of being able to get online for free from any public place is still far off, you have six options spread across the region where you can get online for free al fresco. 1. Cabrillo Beach A post shared by Los Angeles, Ca. (@_g1no_) on…View Original PostThe post These L.A. Parks, Pools, and Beaches Have Free Wifi, the Most Important Natural Resource of All appeared first on Los Angeles Magazine.
