Scotch Creek

[Riverkilt]

So winding through the San Juan Mountains on Colorado 145, just a little bit south of Rico, is Scotch Creek.



Figured I could at least check it out for the whisky drinkers on the board...



Looks pretty light to really be Scotch whisky...maybe thinned out with too much water from the snow runoff in the warm weather.



Sorry single malt guys - not even a hint of the aroma of Scotch from the creek.

It is a tributary of the Colorado River by way of the Dolores River and the San Juan River so Scotch Creek is okay by me.

Kilt is USA Kilts semi-trad in Gunn Modern.

Ron

[JolyStNicholas]

Don't give these guys any ideas like that.
The airlines will be booked by noon!

[KFCarter]

Keep 'em coming. Seriously, I get a brief glimpse once a year when we visit my sister in Santa Fe so your pics are a great shot in the arm. I can smell that air!!
Don't get me wrong, Savannah, and the lowcountry are beautiful places... but when we "smell" the air here it means one of two things: it's low tide or the paper mill has had a "discharge".
Thanks again.

[Rob Wright]

Ron, your dedication to your fellow kilties is beyond reproach, good on you sir!

Rob

[george7]

Man, what a tease.

[Sionnach]

I certainly might enjoy a wee dram if I were there!

[Brandane]

Nice looking part of the country. Thanks for sharing.

[Colonel MacNeal]

Not even any Scotch eggs?

[7 miles]

Cool pics thanks again Ron.

[Mael Coluim]

What a hoot, Ron. Perhaps the waters are perfect in releasing the aroma of single malt?