Last weekend I went on a road trip to Boston. Since I was mostly going to be in the passenger seat, I had really good intentions of documenting my knitting on the trip by road signs. I’ve seen others do this and thought it was really cool. Things I learned on this trip:
- It’s really hard to take clear pictures in a moving vehicle.
- It’s even harder if you are in the passing lane.
- You have to stop knitting significantly before the sign.
- This is even more challenging early in the morning on your first cup of coffee.
- I’m really not cool enough to attempt this. (To be fair, I kind of knew that before the trip.)
So, without further ado, here is my attempt at my trip in yarn:
Crossing the border into the US
New Hampshire
That blurry sign says “Massachusetts Welcomes You”
I missed the New Hampshire sign. That’s mile marker 1
The sun was still rising in Maine
Between scrambling for passports and no line at the border, this was as close as I got to a “Canada”.
While my photo attempts my not have been productive, my knitting was
I am in awe. The knitting all by itself is great but the creativity alongside is incredible.
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I love your trip documentation! Since I’m from Maine and now live just outside Boston, much of those signs and landmarks are very familiar to me.
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Yay dishrags! That’s my go-to road trip knitting project since anything more complicated makes me car sick.
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That was a productive trip!
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