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Geographically, a '''valley''' is an area of lower altitude with [[mountains]] or [[hills]] on either side. Most commonly, they are formed when a river cut down into bedrock, such as with the [[Grand Canyon]]. These have a V shape when seen in profile, and can have very steep slopes. When a [[glacier]] intrudes into one of these valleys, it causes the valley to widen and take on a U shape. Glacial valleys can be very wide.
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Geographically, a '''valley''' is an area of lower altitude with [[mountains]] or [[hills]] on either side. Most commonly, they are formed when a river cut down into bedrock, such as with the [[Grand Canyon]]. These have a V shape when seen in profile, and can have very steep slopes. When a [[glacier]] intrudes into one of these valleys, it causes the valley to widen and take on a U shape. Glacial valleys can be very wide, long and quite pronounced.
    
Metaphorically, a '''valley''' is a time when a soul is going through tribulation, turmoil, [[depression]] or just a really bad day.
 
Metaphorically, a '''valley''' is a time when a soul is going through tribulation, turmoil, [[depression]] or just a really bad day.
    
[[Category: Geology]]
 
[[Category: Geology]]
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