Bonjour Marie! Wow! What an incredible experience for you! And you got to spend it with your Mom, how awesome is that? Thank you SO very much for sharing your adventure with us and for allowing us to "experience" that incredible Blue Ice Cave. Bonne journee! ~Be Blessed
Another awesome video from miss marie🇫🇷 The snow globe's was my grandma's thing's she collected.. So my time in the Navy. I got one from every country I visited.. France was one of course.. "Toulon" And I live in the state called the green Mountain State "Vermont" .. Thanks for taking us on a incredible adventure. 💥take care✨
That was fantastic Marie, never was at this the alps, my son skied on them and sent pics, it's beautiful... one day I'll get there. Stay safe Marie and mom.. peace
Marie, this series of videos was outstanding. I enjoyed every minute. It's a great reminder of how beautiful nature truly is. I think Mom might need a vacation after this trip. You really put her through her paces.
My mother collected bells, that ceramic bell of Mont Blanc in the souvenir shop would have been great to get her. She is gone but I still have all her bells, from all over the US.
When I was in Austria and Switzerland skiing years ago I think I was about 22 yrs old and didn't think about the gondolas I was taking at all. Now I think I would be like your Mom. What a beautiful area the scenery is breathtaking. The ice cave looked wonderful. Enjoy these trips with your mother, you never know what life has in store we have to enjoy our families while they are here. Thanks for showing us another gorgeous area in France.
Ha, I'm with your mom on gondolas! The ice cave looked absolutely amazing!! 😍😍 Never been inside one, such a treat! 😊 It is sad that glaciers are becoming rare, it is wonderful that you could see this so close. I definitely need to add the French alps to my future itinerary! Hmmm, maybe for the Tour someday? 😁
I skied Mont Blanc once. Taking the gondola up to the top, through the mountain, hiking across the ridge (with only a rope between each skier) and then the descent down the glacier, hoping to avoid any crevasses, it's a very interesting journey but oh so worth it. Anyone thinking of it, I'd highly suggest using a guide (might not be able to do it without). These are bringing back some nice memories!
Thanks so much for these great videos Marie!! Someday skiing Chamonix is definitely on my bucket list - though I think you are right, climbing those 580 steps after a day of skiing must be exhausting but I'm sure well worth it! I noticed many of the skiers were still wearing their ski boots which certainly adds to the difficulty. Glad you & your Mom got to see such a beautiful place and "enjoyed" a gondola ride. I can imagine the views. The ice tunnel was pretty cool and Chamonix looks like a cool town nestled into those amazing Alps! I'm envious of your trip and thank you for getting me that much closer to seeing it! Looking forward to seeing your next adventure! 🐺 :0) ...oh and please stop throwing snowballs at your Mom! 🤣
The 580 steps reminds me of when I was in Hawai'i and climbed to the top of the Diamondhead Crater (yeah, odd that you climb up a crater, lol) Anyway, there are just 2 sets of steps (like 99 and 56,) but you climb and climb and climb up trails and it's a loooong way, and you do it all in the warmth of the island of O'ahu. It was more than 15 years ago, but I'm much thinner and in better shape now. I made the climb without drinking any water which was impressive considering I wasn't in the best shape, but it was all worth it once I reached the top. Thank you for sharing your experience!
This was definitely a great series, this last part was really breath taking! The cable car mountain side drop is INSANE, omg. What to say about the cave, IMPRESSIVE. Last but not least, at 10:25 , brought back memories of my grandmother that had one of those house scenery thermometers :) I really enjoyed these videos, and I really want to thank you for sharing these adventures with us. Great work as always, and getting better! Best of my wishes
Bonjour Haut du monpe a toi Marie 🏔️🚡🎿 Superfun Ride on the gondolas looking out, the awe and beauty just keeps on getting better the higher up you go, the bluey ice cave with it's carvings were so cool and impressive with a nice science factoid for all those children who are always asking why's the sky& water is so blue and did you feel like a snowy fairy queen for a moment while sitting in that icey chair. It was well worth the effort even though you both had to walk all those steps , your mom was a little flushed it's good thing she has you to spur her on. Cute little gift shop with it's cuddling dog toys with their beer barrels , I wonder if those mountain rescue dogs are still being used , there's a funny scene with Stan laurel involving a st bernard you might want to watch, I wouldn't mind one of those 3-d pictures if I was there , I'm sure we could make one ourself if we put our mind to it, it's been another wonderful video , loved what sounded like a xylophone which was a nice touch, thanks again love to you both , I'll become a top Patreon for a year as soon as I can. Have a blessed Sunday. 🧡💐 😊 P.s : Please check your messages about an important matter regarding your channel .
It is too bad that you weren't able to visit the Austrian side of the Alps, it would have been fun for you to visit where Home Free filmed their video of How Great Thou Art. So close but still so far away. I do hope your mom is recovered from climbing all of those stairs, and I hope she had a good time traveling with you. I can't wait to meet the two of you here in America. ✌️😎
What a wonderful video Marie. Those were some spectacular views and that ice cave was awesome 🤗 I must commend you on your cinematography, it's outstanding especially the video of the train ride. I'm afraid though that the 580 steps would have been my downfall 😂 I love the mountains, I actually live in the mountains, and I would love to visit the French Alps someday and see the beautiful sites that you have shown us. Thanks so much for sharing. Tell your mom thanks too 👍Take care and stay safe 🥰
Wow! That ice castle was incredible! I have never seen anything like it. The views from the gondola and the train were stunning. I am glad the weather was so nice for your trip. Thank you for taking us to the Alps!
I’ve never been to the French Alps, but, I went skiing in Switzerland on a school trip from Belgium and always spent 2 weeks of Easter Break in Austria in Hoch Imst. I definitely miss it. It’s my dream to return someday and visit the French Alps.
You were not kidding when you said you did your workout with those 580 steps both down and back - I would take forever to make it, lol! Everything was so unbelievably beautiful that you showed, and the mountains of the Alps are simply spectacular! I am not too sure about gondolas either, but I can do it if I have to :} . The town was pretty in the valley, and you know, you have great taste for delightful music you chose to play as you traveled up and down that mountain. The music and the scenery just made me happy 😊. What an unbelievable ice cave that is -- just amazing and gorgeous to see. It was a much larger cave than what Home Free used for their video "Do You Hear What I Hear" :}! It is amazing to realize that the ice first formed as snow 12 km away in 1786!! It did look like you and your mom had a good time here, thank you for sharing!
So many beautiful views. Did you take the Aiguille du Midi cable car for views of the Swiss, Italian, and French Alps with an uninterrupted view of Mont Blanc. I wonder if the ice cave moves along with the glacier? Your mom looks like she is having a great time. Stay well and be safe. Thanks for sharing your adventure.
Je te regardais t’asseoir sur le trône de glace et je pensais que même si j’ai beaucoup d’isolation thermique naturelle dans cette région, je doute que tu puisse dire la même chose ! 🤔❄️😎🤣
I agree with your mother, it is a bit nerve-wracking to ride in a gondola held up by wire cables while dangling over a large drop. I do get nervous when I look into a crevasse that is a bit over a thousand feet. It was an interesting and fun video and I might visit if I have a charming tour guide. I enjoy seeing parts of France that don't get the attention that Paris gets. It might surprise some people to know there is more to France than just the Eiffel Tower.
I visited that place back in the late 90s and it looks like they've made several improvements! I'm glad you got a chance to go with your mom and see such an amazing place. I'm actually surprised you didn't mention the altitude and the thinner air up there. Of course, you're still young and it likely didn't affect you, but I'm sure your mom was feeling it. It's definitely a place younger people ought to experience. The inside of the cave looked different from when I was there. The lights used back then were the old kind that make a lot of heat. These days, they can use LED's for everything which are cool to the touch. The ice thrones were built there, but had a different design. The cool thing was that my fiance and I had our picture taken there by one of the mountaineer soldiers who was kind enough to help. Of course, this was back when we all still used film cameras. He joked that the ice we were sitting on was likely older than the United States. He was a really great guy. Thank you for sharing this video. It was great to see that place and how it's changed.
Hi Marie I have been watching the last kingdom series and learning about how your came about back to king Alfread from the year 871 to 899 it’s been quite interesting of history of England 🏴 thought I would tell you that also I really enjoy your Chanel
The Ice cave was very cool, and all of the high rock formation around the peaks were very appealing to the eye. I could see why your mom was not wanting to get on the cable car going down to the Ice cave, looks like it is a little scary!! The view was great no matter what direction your eye looked!!
I wish I could handle winter so I could visit someplace like that, but being born and raised in a tropical climate, my health gets bad in the cold. It's wonderful seeing it through someone else.
Alaska has ice caves. The Mendenhall Ice Cave is a natural ice cave in Juneau, Alaska. I have been wanting to visit for the longest time but since I am a minor, I can’t go on my own.
Inside a glacier. I would like to do that, but the closest ice caves to me are probably in Alaska. I have seen videos about them and some them are quite dangerous to enter. I saw one video where they sent a drone down into a vertical ice cave. Coming back up those steps would be very hard for me though, put in an elevator or something.
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As an old man who survived lung cancer in 2008 (and I live at sea level) it made me tired watching you kids walking DOWN those steps much less UP(at 6200 feet elevation) ......... just sayin'
What a lovely trip with your mother! Thanks for taking us along. Really enjoyed the background music, too.
De vrai cartes postales animées....Great video;;almost ice cave.
I think Mom deserved a large hot coffee after all those steps!
Bonjour Marie! Wow! What an incredible experience for you! And you got to spend it with your Mom, how awesome is that? Thank you SO very much for sharing your adventure with us and for allowing us to "experience" that incredible Blue Ice Cave. Bonne journee! ~Be Blessed
the mountains look so beautiful with the blue sky
The Ice Cave looked amazing! I would love to see that in person.
Another awesome video from miss marie🇫🇷
The snow globe's was my grandma's thing's she collected.. So my time in the Navy. I got one from every country I visited.. France was one of course.. "Toulon"
And I live in the state called the green Mountain State "Vermont" ..
Thanks for taking us on a incredible adventure.
💥take care✨
Hi Marie, I love these Alps videos. Such stunning beauty. You and your maman obviously had a great trip. I look forward to the next one. 👍
Nice job, Marie!
That was fantastic Marie, never was at this the alps, my son skied on them and sent pics, it's beautiful... one day I'll get there. Stay safe Marie and mom.. peace
Marie, this series of videos was outstanding. I enjoyed every minute. It's a great reminder of how beautiful nature truly is. I think Mom might need a vacation after this trip. You really put her through her paces.
That ice cave is totally wild. Would love to see it in person. Though I was way tired only watching you two walk all those steps. 😀
So Beautiful Miss Marie. The Majestic Alps are Breathtaking.... Thank you Marie for showing me your Country.😊
My mother collected bells, that ceramic bell of Mont Blanc in the souvenir shop would have been great to get her. She is gone but I still have all her bells, from all over the US.
Views for days. Did not know the French Alps were that majestic with glaciers that massive. Thank you so much for sharing.
When I was in Austria and Switzerland skiing years ago I think I was about 22 yrs old and didn't think about the gondolas I was taking at all. Now I think I would be like your Mom. What a beautiful area the scenery is breathtaking. The ice cave looked wonderful. Enjoy these trips with your mother, you never know what life has in store we have to enjoy our families while they are here. Thanks for showing us another gorgeous area in France.
ok here you are.. did not know you started a new channel. yes i have been gone,not home.very happy to see your smile again.
I really enjoyed the spectacular views of the countryside and such beautiful glaciers. They remind me of my Alaskan home.
Wow that ice cave was absolutely incredible. Thanks for the video Marie you are so awesome.
What a wonderful experience you have shown us, Thank you so much Miss Marie😊
Ha, I'm with your mom on gondolas! The ice cave looked absolutely amazing!! 😍😍 Never been inside one, such a treat! 😊 It is sad that glaciers are becoming rare, it is wonderful that you could see this so close. I definitely need to add the French alps to my future itinerary! Hmmm, maybe for the Tour someday? 😁
I skied Mont Blanc once. Taking the gondola up to the top, through the mountain, hiking across the ridge (with only a rope between each skier) and then the descent down the glacier, hoping to avoid any crevasses, it's a very interesting journey but oh so worth it. Anyone thinking of it, I'd highly suggest using a guide (might not be able to do it without).
These are bringing back some nice memories!
Thanks so much for these great videos Marie!! Someday skiing Chamonix is definitely on my bucket list - though I think you are right, climbing those 580 steps after a day of skiing must be exhausting but I'm sure well worth it! I noticed many of the skiers were still wearing their ski boots which certainly adds to the difficulty. Glad you & your Mom got to see such a beautiful place and "enjoyed" a gondola ride. I can imagine the views. The ice tunnel was pretty cool and Chamonix looks like a cool town nestled into those amazing Alps! I'm envious of your trip and thank you for getting me that much closer to seeing it! Looking forward to seeing your next adventure! 🐺 :0) ...oh and please stop throwing snowballs at your Mom! 🤣
The 580 steps reminds me of when I was in Hawai'i and climbed to the top of the Diamondhead Crater (yeah, odd that you climb up a crater, lol) Anyway, there are just 2 sets of steps (like 99 and 56,) but you climb and climb and climb up trails and it's a loooong way, and you do it all in the warmth of the island of O'ahu. It was more than 15 years ago, but I'm much thinner and in better shape now. I made the climb without drinking any water which was impressive considering I wasn't in the best shape, but it was all worth it once I reached the top. Thank you for sharing your experience!
This was definitely a great series, this last part was really breath taking! The cable car mountain side drop is INSANE, omg. What to say about the cave, IMPRESSIVE.
Last but not least, at 10:25 , brought back memories of my grandmother that had one of those house scenery thermometers :)
I really enjoyed these videos, and I really want to thank you for sharing these adventures with us. Great work as always, and getting better!
Best of my wishes
Bonjour Haut du monpe a toi Marie 🏔️🚡🎿
Superfun Ride on the gondolas looking out, the awe and beauty just keeps on getting better the higher up you go, the bluey ice cave with it's carvings were so cool and impressive with a nice science factoid for all those children who are always asking why's the sky& water is so blue and did you feel like a snowy fairy queen for a moment while sitting in that icey chair. It was well worth the effort even though you both had to walk all those steps , your mom was a little flushed it's good thing she has you to spur her on.
Cute little gift shop with it's cuddling dog toys with their beer barrels , I wonder if those mountain rescue dogs are still being used , there's a funny scene with Stan laurel involving a st bernard you might want to watch, I wouldn't mind one of those 3-d pictures if I was there , I'm sure we could make one ourself if we put our mind to it, it's been another wonderful video , loved what sounded like a xylophone which was a nice touch, thanks again love to you both , I'll become a top Patreon for a year as soon as I can. Have a blessed Sunday. 🧡💐 😊
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It is too bad that you weren't able to visit the Austrian side of the Alps, it would have been fun for you to visit where Home Free filmed their video of How Great Thou Art. So close but still so far away.
I do hope your mom is recovered from climbing all of those stairs, and I hope she had a good time traveling with you. I can't wait to meet the two of you here in America. ✌️😎
Beautiful
What a wonderful video Marie. Those were some spectacular views and that ice cave was awesome 🤗 I must commend you on your cinematography, it's outstanding especially the video of the train ride. I'm afraid though that the 580 steps would have been my downfall 😂 I love the mountains, I actually live in the mountains, and I would love to visit the French Alps someday and see the beautiful sites that you have shown us. Thanks so much for sharing. Tell your mom thanks too 👍Take care and stay safe 🥰
Wow! That ice castle was incredible! I have never seen anything like it. The views from the gondola and the train were stunning. I am glad the weather was so nice for your trip. Thank you for taking us to the Alps!
I’ve never been to the French Alps, but, I went skiing in Switzerland on a school trip from Belgium and always spent 2 weeks of Easter Break in Austria in Hoch Imst. I definitely miss it. It’s my dream to return someday and visit the French Alps.
You were not kidding when you said you did your workout with those 580 steps both down and back - I would take forever to make it, lol! Everything was so unbelievably beautiful that you showed, and the mountains of the Alps are simply spectacular! I am not too sure about gondolas either, but I can do it if I have to :} . The town was pretty in the valley, and you know, you have great taste for delightful music you chose to play as you traveled up and down that mountain. The music and the scenery just made me happy 😊. What an unbelievable ice cave that is -- just amazing and gorgeous to see. It was a much larger cave than what Home Free used for their video "Do You Hear What I Hear" :}! It is amazing to realize that the ice first formed as snow 12 km away in 1786!! It did look like you and your mom had a good time here, thank you for sharing!
So many beautiful views. Did you take the Aiguille du Midi cable car for views of the Swiss, Italian, and French Alps with an uninterrupted view of Mont Blanc. I wonder if the ice cave moves along with the glacier? Your mom looks like she is having a great time. Stay well and be safe. Thanks for sharing your adventure.
Yes, it does!
Je te regardais t’asseoir sur le trône de glace et je pensais que même si j’ai beaucoup d’isolation thermique naturelle dans cette région, je doute que tu puisse dire la même chose ! 🤔❄️😎🤣
I agree with your mother, it is a bit nerve-wracking to ride in a gondola held up by wire cables while dangling over a large drop. I do get nervous when I look into a crevasse that is a bit over a thousand feet. It was an interesting and fun video and I might visit if I have a charming tour guide. I enjoy seeing parts of France that don't get the attention that Paris gets. It might surprise some people to know there is more to France than just the Eiffel Tower.
I visited that place back in the late 90s and it looks like they've made several improvements! I'm glad you got a chance to go with your mom and see such an amazing place. I'm actually surprised you didn't mention the altitude and the thinner air up there. Of course, you're still young and it likely didn't affect you, but I'm sure your mom was feeling it. It's definitely a place younger people ought to experience. The inside of the cave looked different from when I was there. The lights used back then were the old kind that make a lot of heat. These days, they can use LED's for everything which are cool to the touch. The ice thrones were built there, but had a different design. The cool thing was that my fiance and I had our picture taken there by one of the mountaineer soldiers who was kind enough to help. Of course, this was back when we all still used film cameras. He joked that the ice we were sitting on was likely older than the United States. He was a really great guy. Thank you for sharing this video. It was great to see that place and how it's changed.
That cave is so cool! Would definitely love to see that in person someday. Thank you for sharing with us. Glad you and your mom had a great time.
Hi Marie I have been watching the last kingdom series and learning about how your came about back to king Alfread from the year 871 to 899 it’s been quite interesting of history of England 🏴 thought I would tell you that also I really enjoy your Chanel
The Ice cave was very cool, and all of the high rock formation around the peaks were very appealing to the eye. I could see why your mom was not wanting to get on the cable car going down to the Ice cave, looks like it is a little scary!! The view was great no matter what direction your eye looked!!
I wish I could handle winter so I could visit someplace like that, but being born and raised in a tropical climate, my health gets bad in the cold. It's wonderful seeing it through someone else.
Wow, the ice cave is so pretty! Incredible! Thanks for sharing more of the amazing country of France with us, and much love to you from Minnesota! ♥️
Alaska has ice caves. The Mendenhall Ice Cave is a natural ice cave in Juneau, Alaska. I have been wanting to visit for the longest time but since I am a minor, I can’t go on my own.
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Stunning scenery!
Beautiful landscape.
Inside a glacier. I would like to do that, but the closest ice caves to me are probably in Alaska. I have seen videos about them and some them are quite dangerous to enter. I saw one video where they sent a drone down into a vertical ice cave. Coming back up those steps would be very hard for me though, put in an elevator or something.
I'm not sure what was more mesmerizing your dessert or the Aiguille verte,has anyone ever conquered it?I mean the Aiguille not your dessert 😝
It’s called an excursion. Great video.
Don't let Mom watch "Where Eagles Dare".
Which video editing program do you use? It does a good job.
Final Cut Pro X!
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As an old man who survived lung cancer in 2008 (and I live at sea level) it made me tired watching you kids walking DOWN those steps much less UP(at 6200 feet elevation) ......... just sayin'