You claim that drawing a line of sight will falsify my theory, yet you refuse to demonstrate this. So it cuts both ways.
All I can say is that I've seen alot of talk from debunkers and pro-CITers that doing a line of sight will completely debunk me, and yet you all continue to not demonstrate this.
Ok, here is a clumsy attempt (I have no nifty software, I do this with Paint):
In the foreground there is a lamppost (unnumbered), and next to it a box that I think is some kind of transformed. The lamppost aligns with the base of the TA in the background, and the transformer aligns with the center portion of the red-white arm. The end of the arm is just outside the picture.
I drew a dark-red and a purple line through these two feautures, and assumed, as a first approximation, that the camera maybe on one ear of the clover leaf.
From there, I also drew a line through the near pole of the overhead construction, and another through the right hand edge of the bush (both orange).
The left margin is not easily determined, bur lamppost 2 is outside of it. The margins are represented by the black lines of sight.
Having these lines of sight, I drew in the cab in pink, such that it is just covered by the overhead post, well clear of the bush, and sitting across the devider between the left and center southbound lanes.
This gets me the cab nearly on the bridge, and confirms that it is TA3 that we see next to it.
