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| rdfs:comment | - The Valley is the location where Ayla lives during the events of The Valley of Horses. The valley is formed by the prehistoric Southern Bug river (Ukraine).
- The Tribe of Rushing Water has run out of food. The skies and mountain offer them nothing, and now they must do what none of them has ever done; leave their home. Now they face threats never before met as they travel to a place found only in the blinding flashes of water in hopes that they may survive.
- The Valley was a large round and flat area located on the surface of the planet Kirlos, and had been named by Federation scientists.
- A valley is
- A valley was a long narrow dip in the terrain on a planetary body's surface. In 2265, Lee Kelso remarked that one could "blow up this whole valley" from the control room at the Delta-Vega Station. Later, Doctor Mark Piper told James T. Kirk that he saw Gary Mitchell and Elizabeth Dehner head across the valley. (TOS: "Where No Man Has Gone Before" )
- The Valley is a location within Breath of Fire IV.
- Valley is a housing estate in Kirkcaldy, Fife.
- Nestled deep within California's mountainous Yosemite region lie a number of water treatment facilities. The Strogg have covertly overtaken one of these facilities and converted it into a plague farm. The Strogg are poised to use a sinister Contaminator device to infect the entire region's water table with a morale-sapping psychotropic prionite contaminant which would destroy the mental capabilities of any human drinking it. The waterborne plague would render the entire population placid and obedient to the Strogg, allowing them to be harvested without resistance. The GDF must attack the Strogg Contaminator facility, and destroy the device.
- A valley or dale is a depression with predominant extent in one direction. A very deep river valley may be called a canyon or gorge. The terms U-shaped and V-shaped are descriptive terms to characterize the form of valleys.
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| abstract | - The Valley is the location where Ayla lives during the events of The Valley of Horses. The valley is formed by the prehistoric Southern Bug river (Ukraine).
- The Tribe of Rushing Water has run out of food. The skies and mountain offer them nothing, and now they must do what none of them has ever done; leave their home. Now they face threats never before met as they travel to a place found only in the blinding flashes of water in hopes that they may survive.
- The Valley was a large round and flat area located on the surface of the planet Kirlos, and had been named by Federation scientists.
- A valley is
- A valley was a long narrow dip in the terrain on a planetary body's surface. In 2265, Lee Kelso remarked that one could "blow up this whole valley" from the control room at the Delta-Vega Station. Later, Doctor Mark Piper told James T. Kirk that he saw Gary Mitchell and Elizabeth Dehner head across the valley. (TOS: "Where No Man Has Gone Before" )
- The Valley is a location within Breath of Fire IV.
- Valley is a housing estate in Kirkcaldy, Fife.
- Nestled deep within California's mountainous Yosemite region lie a number of water treatment facilities. The Strogg have covertly overtaken one of these facilities and converted it into a plague farm. The Strogg are poised to use a sinister Contaminator device to infect the entire region's water table with a morale-sapping psychotropic prionite contaminant which would destroy the mental capabilities of any human drinking it. The waterborne plague would render the entire population placid and obedient to the Strogg, allowing them to be harvested without resistance. The GDF must attack the Strogg Contaminator facility, and destroy the device.
- A valley or dale is a depression with predominant extent in one direction. A very deep river valley may be called a canyon or gorge. The terms U-shaped and V-shaped are descriptive terms to characterize the form of valleys.
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