As you probably guessed from my name I live in San Francisco. Anyone familiar with the area will know of Yerba Buena park. It is a beautiful combination of cement structure and rolling grass hills and trees. On a beautiful day Like today was there are tons of college girls sitting in the sun reading and relaxing.
I usually go there alone with my kindle to just relax but I realized I should be taking advantage of this target rich area and doing approaches. I'm just not sure how to go about it.
Ive found Mystery's Frisbee approach and thought it sounded like fun but problem is when I go there I am normally by myself and also its not really the type of park you play Frisbee in. Its more artsy and business type people who are just relaxing.
Basically I'm wondering if anyone has any suggestions on how to approach (opener suggestions?) a single or multiple set who are sitting in the grass reading.
My thought process is that when I go to the park find a seat within proximity of some interesting targets and casually open over the shoulder but my thought here is. When I sit in there proximity I feel strange as there is so much space between everyone that specifically sitting closer to them feels like I am indicating my interest to quickly and blowing my approach.
Would I treat this like a seated set in a club?
Thanks in advance


SFPUA