StaticDischarge
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Perhaps my thought process is not seeing a reasonable and viable way to get a ground wire from one side to the other so I am open to ideas.
ANY idea passed on to you that may contain the words "inside, basement, crawlspace or attic" associated with grounding antennas or towers should be ignored!
Keep all very high potential voltages OUT of your dwelling(s)!!!
Oh and for a long grounding option as it looks like you have, 8' ground rods 16ish feet apart (spaced accordingly) for the entire run. Not only will this reduce the ground resistance back to the electric service, it also gives reduced resistance for the lighting to ground before your service entrance to the dwelling - which is what you want. Deeper the ground rods are in, the better!
mmckenna has a very good suggestion for the roof too!