The sun shines off of Rio Grande Southern #7 Galloping Goose which sits at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, Colorado.

The Colorado Railroad Museum frequently uses their Rior Grande Southern Galloping Goose #7 to give passengers rides around the grounds in Golden, Colorado.

Rio Grande Southern #7 Galloping Goose runs past a functional water tower at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, Colorado.

The Colorado Railroad Museum's Rio Grande Southern #7 Galloping Goose gives rides to happy visitors on a sunny day.

Rio Grande Southern #7 Galloping Goose gives riders a thrill of running in a unique piece of vintage railroad equipment.

Snow is falling on the Colorado Railroad Museum's Rio Grande Southern Galloping Goose #7 as it sits next to the Rio Grande GP30 that was recently restored.

Heavy snow is falling onto the Rio Grande Southern Galloping Goose #7 at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, Colorado.

The snow is falling fast on the Colorado Railroad Museum's Rio Grande Southern #7 Galloping Goose and other vintage treasures in Golden, Colorado.

Rio Grande Southern Galloping Goose #2 was built in 1931 using a Buick car body and then was rebuilt in 1939 using a Pierce Arrow limo body.

Rio Grande Southern Galloping Goose #7 runs towards the water tower at No Agua on the grounds of the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, Colorado.

The Colorado Railroad Museum's Rio Grande Southern Galloping Goose #7 makes the rounds with passengers at the grounds in Golden, Colorado. RGS 7 was built in 1926 using a Pierce Arrow limousine ... (more)

Two of the Colorado Railroad Museum Galloping Geese (Rio Grande Southern 2 and 6) sit at the roundhouse of the facility in Golden, Colorado.

The Colorado Railroad Museum runs one of their three original Galloping Geese motors. Rio Grande Southern #2 was built in 1931 using a Buick car body, which was replaced in 1939 with a body from a... (more)

The Colorado Railroad Museum gave visitors a treat as they ran Rio Grande Sothern Galloping Goose #6 around the track. It was built in the 1930's with a Buick body and in 1942 was rebuilt using a... (more)

The Colorado Railroad Museum gave visitors a treat as they ran all three of their Galloping Geese motors, including Rio Grande Southern 2, 6 and 7.