Myrtle Beach state park WiFi
Last summer I went to two of the most beautiful state parks I have ever visted. One of which was Myrtle Beach State Park in South Carolina. While visiting, I noticed that the park had free WiFi in the main office for park visitors. While this is very convenient, I’m not exactly sure why they decided a password was required. Especially when they post the password publicly for anyone to see on the door to enter the main office. Sorry, but having a password is pointless if you’re going to show it to everyone. Just make the WiFi connection open and be done with it. While you’re at it, for the love of God, block connections to MySpace. I hate trying to see what the weather is going to be like while all the teenagers in the campground are trying to stay in touch with people at home and clogging up the router with hundreds of useless gif images downloading. “ZOMG! I’M AT TEH CAMPGROUND TOTALLY CAMPING!!1!”.
Materials: Kodak Digital Camera (C743).