Re: terrorist/tourist photography

>A couple of years after 9/11 here in the US, a friend and I were on a road
>trip out east.  We were going to be in the vicinity of the first nuclear
>powerplant to come online in this country back in the Atomic-A-Go-Go
>1950s. Geeks that we are, we wanted to do a driveby because of its
>tech-history content.  We stopped and took some photos (from outside the
>fence).  Nothing untoward resulted, but it was only as we were leaving
>that we realized that we could've stirred up some fairly unpleasant stuff
>without intending to; that was kind of a shared d'oh! moment.

A couple years ago, my wife and I took a little road trip to Niagara
Falls.  En route, we stopped off in Dearborn, Michigan because she'd
never seen the Henry Ford Museum.  As we were driving around looking
for a place to dine that evening, I drove up to the Ford World
Headquarters and thought it would be neat to have a shot of the
building.  Althought I got my shot, I also got quickly chased away by
security.