Young Earth Creationism?

Well, maybe not if one wants to state some specific number of billions of years.  But if one wants to go out and look at some landforms...much the same as Hutton, one can kind of guess that the earth is ancient...far far older than a few thousands of years old. 

He didn't have the sophisticated radio-dating techniques that tells scientists that the earth is 4.5 billions years old, but he was able to reason that the earth must be hundreds and hundreds of thousands and perhaps millions of years old just by observing many layers of rock which must've formed first through sedimentation which became rock and which in some places was turned perpendicular to the layers underneath them suggesting NOT just a long time period to form, but a much longer period to be influenced by processes that COULD turn them up. 

All one need do is visit some of the canyons out west to see that first, layer upon layer had to have built up over what must've been very long periods of time, judging by how slowing those processes are working now.  And AFTER those layers built up, they must have had to be raised by some force so they COULD be worn away by flowing water.  IOW, the Grand Canyon doesn't speak of a very very ancient earth because of how deep and big it is, but by the many layers of different kind of rock that had to have laid down BEFORE the canyon ever started forming.