Parallel Roads from Bohuntin Hill

The legs felt a bit stiff this morning but I still felt exhilarated by our amazing walk yesterday.
I am still giving myself a couple of days off this week and we had a few errands to run down in the town. First thing the dogs had been thrown over the fence for a quick run around in the morning heat. Bruce really feels the heat and this was sufficient to keep him happy. The trouble with giving Caley a really good big walk one day is that his expectation is for more of the same the next. Early evening approached and he was still full of beans. I put him in the car and we went up Glen Roy for a quick run up Bohuntin Hill. I stupidly weighed myself down with the heavy tripod in my rucksack and the legs didn't like that very much. It was still hot and I took a litre of water too and that is another couple of pounds excess baggage.
While I am visible in this shot the inclusion of the tripod was to permit exposure bracketing to the tricky sky rather than a desperate desire to appear in my blip; my blip choice only being made upon review back at the desk. It was another beautiful evening and I had lots to choose from.
Strangely this camera does not permit bracketing while on interval timer so this is created from one exposure.