File:Rio Grande Southern Railroad Galloping Goose - 7 - 1 (49499125623).jpg

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"Three of the original seven Galloping Geese can be found at the museum. Created from a freight box mounted on an automobile frame, the “Geese” allowed the Rio Grande Southern Railroad to continue passenger and freight service to remote parts of southwestern Colorado. Geese were less costly to build and operate than traditional steam passenger trains. Designed to self-balance on uneven mountain track, the swaying back half of these cars look like geese waddling down the line; hence their popular name."
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