text: bing z20 imagery is a must.
  
  no.  p0owerlines do not join in mid-air.  the pylons / poles are clearly visible at different heights with nowt at this junction,  which is not a junction or intersection, good, as the north-south pylons / poles here can be seen from various imagery shadows to be twice the height of the non-rendering dual-pole support nearby.
  
  what i see is a problem is just southwest at the next node i can't copy directly from my gawdforsaken chosen editor, is there is a north-south lower-voltage line with visible far lower pole.
  
  oh here we go, a virginal potlatch will still deliver results.
  https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/6642560490
  
  in the bing z20 imagery, the centre line?/cable?/wire?/bugger.-of-the-three-shadows i measure as being 6,5m north of the top-most pole-wozzit of the node you marked.
  
  is it no wonder i failed the sparky-test when even the simplest concepts escape me...
  
  in any case, remove the above-mentioned node from your somewhat higher voltage addition, and don't join lines without obvious visual shadow evidence thereof.
  
  with that i'll go back to sticking me tongue across 220V power points as the buzz i get from that far exceeds the 120V you might be used to after graduating from sniffing model aeroplane glue and before discovering beer and/or girls.
  
  postum scriptum:  take not the last bit seriously,
  signed,
  reddy kill-a-WHAT?!?!?