As unusual as the ones in Aspen and Winter Park, Colorado is the one at Rome, Georgia.
But this unusual find is surpasses by the story of the picture. I took two shots from slightly different places in the parking lot of an architecturally insignificant office building. As I took the first picture from beside my car, two old men* with lawnmowers by their pickup truck in the far corner of the parking lot started jumping up and down, waving, and yelling at me. I backed up fot a better framing and the scene repeated itself. I thought I'd play with these security wannabes. So instead of driving off, I drove over to them.
"What's the problem?"
"You can't take pictures of that."
"Why not?" I chided.
"That's a Federal Building" he said pointing at the non-descript building.
I looked at the building for the first time and said "I own it".
His whole demeanor changed, not sure if I was somebody important. "You do?"
"So do you", I replied. "And they may not remember, but they still work for us or are supposed to".
"But you still can't take pictures of it." He was back in efficious mode.
"Why would anyone want to take a picture of that unattractive thing. I want a good picture of that" I said pointing at the tower.
"Oh the Bellsouth thing; that's different".
I didn't bother to explain that it's all AT&T now

*They were as much as 10 years my junior, but looked much older than I do. I was wearing a batik Hawaiian shirt and new very light khakis and a dark fedora hat. I guess it was the hat straight from the Master Spy Supply Company that did it. Or my Nikon D2X sneaky spy camera.

My company's new release is the 5.0 version, so the theme has been Hawaii 5.0 (if you don't know what that is, then you are too young to remember the show)