Long build up of Sediments

without disturbing the bread?How do you eroded layers from between two other layers, one above and one below?Wouldn't you have to erode the layer, then put the other layer on top?

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Aslan is not a Tame Lion

Right. Which is simply yet more evidence for Old Earth, that the flood never happened and yet another nail in the coffin of YEC.First the lower layer had to be laid down. That took time.Next the cheese layer had to be laid down. Yet more time.Then the cheese layer had to be eroded away. YMT.Finally the yop layer had to be added. SYMT.Lot's and lots of time. Paticularly since we don't see just one such sammich, but often two or three stacked on top of each other.And it get's neater. The order and actual makeup vary from place to place. Not only are the sammaches complete in one area and the cheese missing in others, but in some of the stacks it is a slice of bread that's missing instead of cheese.So far NO ONE has ever been able to explain how one event, let's call it The Flood, could produce what is seen.

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Aslan is not a Tame Lion

You keep making those claims, but never provide an explanation of how it happens.So here is YAO (Yet Another Opprotunity) for you to explain things. Uing the metaphor of sandwich stacks, would you like to participate in a thread where you can explain how the flood done it? If so we can propose a PNT or even a GD if you prefer.

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Aslan is not a Tame Lion

What is needed is the explanation of where they went, and what mechanism was involved.

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Aslan is not a Tame Lion