Unique Places That You Knit

So, I almost never leave the house without a project.  I'm not a good "waiter" if I don't have something to keep me occupied while I wait.  Last night, I found myself so happy that this is the case!!!

I was on my way home from Grants Pass (45 min away) where I had to deal with some legal issues, and take a few things back and pick up a few things from the dreaded Walmart.  I was going about 15 miles over the speed limit when I saw flashing lights approaching from pretty far behind me.  I thought, "there's no way he could have clocked me from that far away, and I know I didn't pass him"... and pulled over.  The ambulance passed me, and the Oregon State Patrol was not far behind him.  I knew there had been an accident somewhere south of me on the highway, and hoped that it was the other side of Cave Junction, where I live.

I hit the stopped traffic about 3 miles from town.  Dammit.  My heater fan went out today!!  I hope this doesn't take too long.  Well, thank god for my baby blanket project, and my dome light!!!  Nearly 3 hours later, the scene was cleared and they let us through.  I am so glad I had my knitting with me?

So, how about you?  What are some of the unique places you've knitted in?  Any place you want to see if you can knit?  I always wanted to figure out a way to knit on the back of a motorcycle.. but the one I was on didn't have a sissy bar... so I figured I'd better wait until I had that support before I decided that I could pay attention to anything but staying on the seat!!!