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Glenn Morton's Evidence Examined

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09-09-2016 6:10 PM 		Reply to: Message 47 by Faith
09-09-2016 9:01 AM

Re: On Meanders
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It's cut wider at the top and then narrower toward the bottom, showing that the river was very big when the meander was first being cut.
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Someone doesn't understand how basic erosion works. That river could have been *smaller* when it started cutting and the walls would still slope back like that.
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JB
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09-09-2016 6:21 PM 		Reply to: Message 78 by edge
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Re: On Meanders
The walls are always attempting to reach their particular angle of repose (which of course varies with material).
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