This is clearly difficult, but the altitude is OK at 28, in the best, lowest azimuth in the west for home, and when I looked out a half hour before the event, it looked rather clearer in many parts of the sky than I expected.
I hurried and drove to the edge of the street, the object was lower left of Jupiter and looked in a good direction. Jupiter looked clear enough. I got on target with enough time. But the bright twilight sky with sun=-12 at event time, and the gibbous moon, and the clouds, made it very tough to go deeper than 16x. At clearest moments, I could see the brighter star to its left, but never did see the target, and the clouds thickened as event got closer. I recorded, but have no hope of getting it. Too bad, since I was on the centerline and the rank was high so it was a high confidence event.
I was the only observer to try it.