http://gateoftruth.forumotion.net/rush-valley-f19/-t1.htm Mon, 18 Aug 2008 08:20:34 GMT 10 http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l135/Bulma_05/banner-1.jpg http://gateoftruth.forumotion.net/rush-valley-f19/-t1.htm http://gateoftruth.forumotion.net/rush-valley-f19/the-dusty-baths-t62.htm Admin Rush Valley was situated in a waterless canyon, so if you visited the baths, you are most likely to get out of there dirtier than you had entered. ]]> Rush Valley Mon, 18 Aug 2008 08:20:34 GMT http://gateoftruth.forumotion.net/rush-valley-f19/the-dusty-baths-t62.htm#72 http://gateoftruth.forumotion.net/rush-valley-f19/the-dusty-baths-t62.htm http://gateoftruth.forumotion.net/rush-valley-f19/the-automail-workshop-t61.htm Admin In Rush Valley there were mainly Automail mechanics and shops, but one of them was different. The owner refused to sell his goods to just any customer, but his Automail was really exceptional.]]> Rush Valley Mon, 18 Aug 2008 08:18:24 GMT http://gateoftruth.forumotion.net/rush-valley-f19/the-automail-workshop-t61.htm#71 http://gateoftruth.forumotion.net/rush-valley-f19/the-automail-workshop-t61.htm http://gateoftruth.forumotion.net/rush-valley-f19/the-canyon-station-t60.htm Admin In the middle of nowhere, there was a wild canyon, covered with wooden houses and many advertisements. The station was very small but always crowded. A huge board was hanged at its entrance: "Rush Valley - the Automail heaven".]]> Rush Valley Mon, 18 Aug 2008 08:11:11 GMT http://gateoftruth.forumotion.net/rush-valley-f19/the-canyon-station-t60.htm#69 http://gateoftruth.forumotion.net/rush-valley-f19/the-canyon-station-t60.htm