I saw a gray wolf step right in front of my car out of the woods in 1990. I believe they were regionally extinct then! It was taller than the hood of my car!! I will never forget!!!I’ve seen Yellowstone in the snow . Amazing.
Yellowstone is an otherworldly place. You'll see colors in the springs there that you see no where else in nature. I loved the footage of the wolves! Thanks for sharing.
It's hard to express to people how amazing some places are. Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, etc. Have to be there to understand how special they are. Pictures and videos just can't capture it all. Gives them a taste though...then it's up to them. Thanks for taking the time to add commentary at the end.
My husband and I went to Ennis and Big Sky, Montana, a few years ago for a job interview, and the second we got out of our truck in Ennis..a wolf howled at us lol.
One of my favorite things is seeing wildlife in their natural habitat! What an amazing experience to see the wolves thrive in Yellowstone National Park!
@@AliceFordAdventures Yeah no problem! I love being able to connect with fellow female travelers and youtubers. I love listening and learning from other creators!
I love seeing that pack of wolves in their own natural habitat and environment. It is there's forever. I can't wait to see these sights in person. Your video again has me jazzed up and poured fuel on my motivated fire. (You do look cold, thanks for the experienced advice). My ideal exploration and adventure includes many animals. You got it. You did it. I think this video is the one in which you saw the most animals.
@@AliceFordAdventures yes both the Yellowstone video and your Galapagos video are incredible. I'm Playdough. I watch one of your vids, and say, this is my favorite. Few days later I watch another and say the same thing about the second vid. So I don't know what I'm doing. But lovin' them all. Really, I know this takes so much time and work, focus and effort. But at the same time, you are really living a fully thrilling life, experiencing places, nature, Earth, people and the soul of the planet.
Extraordinary to see all this pristine beauty. Wonderful site to see the wolves, bison and elk thriving! So happy for the 1995 reentry of the wolves! Thanks for sharing, Alice. I do like this format.
What great memories this one brings back! This is exactly what we did during Christmas week of 2008, staying at the Mammoth Hot Springs Lodge, going out for four days of guided wolf spotting primarily but seeing other wildlife as well (including a grizzly!), snowshoeing, and experiencing the bitter, bitter cold. Also got in a half-day dog sledding adventure outside the park. During our stay, the high temps never got above 0 degrees F. Your information about visiting the Lamar Valley area in winter is spot on! One thing I would add though, is allow a few days before and after a winter park visit if flying into Bozeman. This gives one flexibility for winter road conditions. On our visit I-90 was actually closed for about 36 hours due to high wind and blowing snow. Livingston is a great town to hang out in pre- and post- park visit and they have some nice restaurants and museums. Again, thanks for the memories!!
Thanks for the extra tips. I was lucky and had pretty good roads driving over from Idaho and was heading to Jackson Home after. It’s pretty amazing in winter I’m glad you had a great visit too
@@AliceFordAdventures As a flatlander from the southeast with little or no winter driving experience in that part of the country, I was really impressed with how the Montana Transportation Department kept the roads plowed, salted and open. But even they couldn't do anything about the high winds and blowing snow on I-90. Safe travels!
Hi! I am a new subscriber to this channel! I can’t believe I have been living without your videos! I would LOVE to go to Yellowstone one day, as I absolutely LOVE hiking!!! This looked like a very fun trip 🚗
This was a great video Alice. Amazing shots of the scenery and wildlife and very informative and educational. Glad you got to see what you really wanted to and more. It was cool seeing the emotion on your face and in your voice. Yellowstone is incredible. I hope I get to go someday. The 2nd half of the video was good also but myself I prefer a separate video for that type of Info. But maybe I just got spoiled w the scenery in this one...
I return again this spring to Yellowstone. I will be working in the Mammoth Hotel gift shop. I start April 20th. I enjoy photography and I get two days off a week to explore the park and photograph critters.
We really enjoyed our visits to Yellowstone. We’ve never been in the winter however. Thank you for sharing and keep up the great work!! Like the format!
@@AliceFordAdventures there are a few wolves and moose in the upper peninsula, but some of the moose die from a parasitic brain worm that is carried by whitetail deer.
An incredible camera presence, infectious curiosity and passion, and tons of education thrown into your videos as well; I see nothing but success in your future. Being probably more than twice your age and living in northeastern Minnesota I don’t take as much pleasure in being cold as I used to, but I agree Yellowstone in the winter looks fascinating. I absolutely love Yellowstone, the wildlife is incredible but understanding the geothermal activity below the park is mind boggling. Thank you for sharing yet another video of your experiences. Now you need to add an adventure motorcycle to your collection to complement your jeep.
You will not be disappointed to visit Yellowstone in the winter. Take Alice's advice and you'll have the experience of a lifetime,especially as a photographer. I know we did. We signed up for a tour in 2008 during Christmas week with what is now Yellowstone Forever and it was a memorable experience. Take it from your Alabama neighbor!
Thanks Alice stunning view of the wolves.... I had the chance to spot two on the Abruzzo National park but it was decades ago.... but the memory of that moments still makes me excited. Ciao👍🤗🇮🇹
I'll have to tote along my Giant-glass (Bower 650-1300mm lens}. It isn't real simple to use, and it takes a prop-pole/pillow when extended to 1300mm. But, if kept steady & still it produces some extremely sharp, clear photos. That should get me real close to the wildlife there. The more videos I watch about Yellowstone/Yosemite,, I want April to get here sooner. I can hardly wait to get back to the mountains I fell in love with as a young man in my 20's (now in 70's), but I'm still in love with the real "Wild Outdoors" and the mountains.
@@AliceFordAdventures If you let me know when you'll be going back again, I'll lend you my Bower. No Charge. My tour of the west will last for awhile, so if you go this year, I should be somewhere close by to drop off for you to use. If you still want to rent, it won't offend me; I just have this affinity to offer someone help, when/if I can help. Just love your videos. Keep Exploring.
Here in Colorado, voters approved the reintroduction of wolves last November. It's going to be interesting to see how the situation develops as it's still a huge matter of contention between lovers of wildlife and ranchers.
Great content!! I have Yellowstone on my bucket list but planning more for the the summer. It was nice to get a look at the beautiful winter and very informative as well.
Thank you so much. Summer is beautiful too but pretty crowded. I recommend traveling south from Gardiner or going in one of the other entrances that are less busy
Great job Alice! I'm glad bison and wolves are making a resurgence. It looked cold. Very good information. Have you ever seen grizzley bears while hiking? Take care.
Thank you so much for sharing. Such a great and informative video! Do you think its worth to book a guided tour? We are trying to decide whether we should book a tour or just go by ourselves.
Thank you yes it’s 100% worth it to book a guided tour for two reasons. Sometimes the road conditions are less than great you might want someone else driving just for that. Also, the tour guides have radio contact with people out in the park looking for wildlife, so instead of just driving around aimlessly, you’re actually tracking the wildlife and can get there quicker.
I visited Yellowstone for the first time a couple years ago. Its very nice, too "peoply" during tourist season. Winter would be nicer. I live in central Canada in a small town. I've had to chase grey wolves out of my backyard believe it or not. If I didnt have a dog I would welcome their presence. I prefer them over the deer in my yard. I have a love/hate relationship with deer, they are beautiful animals but I also have a garden they love to destroy. Nice video! I will check out your others as well.
It can be very touristy in the summer. What a wonderful place to wolves in your backyard but I’m sure unsettling for a dog owner. Deer can be pests for the garden thanks so much for watching
@@AliceFordAdventures Yellowstone is very touristy for sure. Have you ever visited Glacier National Park in Montana? I found it very wild there, fewer people and great scenery and wildlife encounters. Possibly the best place to see Grizzly bears. I enjoyed Glacier more than Yellowstone and even Banff but all parks are great. Some just more wild than others. Cheers
I am actually wanting to plan my birthday at Yellowstone in January and I heard it is the best time to go to the park. If you or anyone has the best tips and places to visit around that time that’d be great!
This video was filmed right around that time. You’ll love it, book a private guide or some tours if you want to see the Grand prismatic and bring some snowshoes
What a supreme place Yellowstone is-that was a great explanatory video of somewhere I would love to visit - the wildlife terrific and can’t wait until the next time-stay safe...
Did you travel to Lamar Valley to see the wolves? It's exciting around this time. I've done this a few years ago for the first time hearing and seeing wolves in the wild.
I have never run into a aggressive wild animal. I own bear spray but only ever carried it in Rocky Mountain National Park where I was camping. It’s not legal in all states or parks and luckily I’ve never needed to use it
I had a 70-200 but a 200-600 would have worked better. The 2-6 is what I brought to Alaska and would have been great in Yellowstone. The 70-200 is good for distant wildlife and landscape but as most things are a distance from the road doesn’t get quite up close enough for some
@@AliceFordAdventures Awesome! Thanks for the quick reply! I was thinking of bringing my 18-200, but now I'll rent a 200-600 as well. Thanks for your help and your great content!
What's on your winter travel bucket list?
Seeing the Northern Lights!
@@steph_cer how far north from your house would you have to go?
I've been to Yosemite 18 times, but never in the winter. Would be kinda cool to experience it in the less populated season.
@Jackson Walker you need to make time retirement may never come.
I saw a gray wolf step right in front of my car out of the woods in 1990. I believe they were regionally extinct then! It was taller than the hood of my car!! I will never forget!!!I’ve seen Yellowstone in the snow . Amazing.
Yellowstone is so beautiful just like you
My new favorite travel videographer! Keep up the great work. Living vicariously until I can make it out again. Work has to come first! 😒
Yellowstone is an otherworldly place. You'll see colors in the springs there that you see no where else in nature. I loved the footage of the wolves! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much Brian. Yellowstone is certainly special
It's hard to express to people how amazing some places are. Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, etc. Have to be there to understand how special they are. Pictures and videos just can't capture it all. Gives them a taste though...then it's up to them. Thanks for taking the time to add commentary at the end.
Thanks Jason. It is hard to showcase it even with the best footage. It’s a wonderful place
My husband and I went to Ennis and Big Sky, Montana, a few years ago for a job interview, and the second we got out of our truck in Ennis..a wolf howled at us lol.
lol Ennis is such a cute little town. I would've loved to be in that truck with you.
i’ve never seen Yellowstone in winter! now i’m obsessed! thanks for the tips :)
It’s cold but one of the most beautiful places in America
One of my favorite things is seeing wildlife in their natural habitat! What an amazing experience to see the wolves thrive in Yellowstone National Park!
It sure was! Thanks for checking out the video. Thanks for checking out our clubhouse chat last night too
@@AliceFordAdventures Yeah no problem! I love being able to connect with fellow female travelers and youtubers. I love listening and learning from other creators!
I love seeing that pack of wolves in their own natural habitat and environment. It is there's forever. I can't wait to see these sights in person. Your video again has me jazzed up and poured fuel on my motivated fire. (You do look cold, thanks for the experienced advice). My ideal exploration and adventure includes many animals. You got it. You did it. I think this video is the one in which you saw the most animals.
Yes many animals but nothing compares to the Galapagos but see life is a bit easier to experience than land wildlife
@@AliceFordAdventures yes both the Yellowstone video and your Galapagos video are incredible. I'm Playdough. I watch one of your vids, and say, this is my favorite. Few days later I watch another and say the same thing about the second vid. So I don't know what I'm doing. But lovin' them all. Really, I know this takes so much time and work, focus and effort. But at the same time, you are really living a fully thrilling life, experiencing places, nature, Earth, people and the soul of the planet.
heading there at the end of the month. plan to hot tent camp in the campground. so excited.
Extraordinary to see all this pristine beauty. Wonderful site to see the wolves, bison and elk thriving! So happy for the 1995 reentry of the wolves! Thanks for sharing, Alice. I do like this format.
Beautiful views! Was fortunate enough to visit last Sept. and seeing the "winter version" of the park is a treat. Thanks for sharing
What great memories this one brings back! This is exactly what we did during Christmas week of 2008, staying at the Mammoth Hot Springs Lodge, going out for four days of guided wolf spotting primarily but seeing other wildlife as well (including a grizzly!), snowshoeing, and experiencing the bitter, bitter cold. Also got in a half-day dog sledding adventure outside the park. During our stay, the high temps never got above 0 degrees F. Your information about visiting the Lamar Valley area in winter is spot on! One thing I would add though, is allow a few days before and after a winter park visit if flying into Bozeman. This gives one flexibility for winter road conditions. On our visit I-90 was actually closed for about 36 hours due to high wind and blowing snow. Livingston is a great town to hang out in pre- and post- park visit and they have some nice restaurants and museums. Again, thanks for the memories!!
Thanks for the extra tips. I was lucky and had pretty good roads driving over from Idaho and was heading to Jackson Home after. It’s pretty amazing in winter I’m glad you had a great visit too
@@AliceFordAdventures As a flatlander from the southeast with little or no winter driving experience in that part of the country, I was really impressed with how the Montana Transportation Department kept the roads plowed, salted and open. But even they couldn't do anything about the high winds and blowing snow on I-90. Safe travels!
This is great content Alice!
Wow! I can't wait to go and see yellow stone myself.🤩
Yay! I hope you make it out here
@@AliceFordAdventures We apparently went to the wrong entrance way back 2017.
Thanks for your informative videos. Keep it up and always enjoy.👌
Thanks soooo much I start work here in April! Alotta useful info
That will be fun!
Nice work
I ever love to watch this kind of documentary.
Love from Lahore
You are very professional and fun to watch - keep up the good work! I hope to see you hosting your own show someday soon
Thank you so much Neil. I’m certainly working on it
Great video ! I start here 5/17 in Canyon Village !! I can't waitttt to see a wolf !
Have a great time! The wildlife will blow you away
@@AliceFordAdventures I'm there 4 it!
Hi! I am a new subscriber to this channel! I can’t believe I have been living without your videos! I would LOVE to go to Yellowstone one day, as I absolutely LOVE hiking!!! This looked like a very fun trip 🚗
Thank you so much Massie . I look forward to showing you more adventures.
This was a great video Alice. Amazing shots of the scenery and wildlife and very informative and educational. Glad you got to see what you really wanted to and more. It was cool seeing the emotion on your face and in your voice. Yellowstone is incredible. I hope I get to go someday.
The 2nd half of the video was good also but myself I prefer a separate video for that type of Info. But maybe I just got spoiled w the scenery in this one...
Thanks for letting me know. It’s my first time trying to incorporate all the extra stuff. I usually leave all that for my website
I return again this spring to Yellowstone. I will be working in the Mammoth Hotel gift shop. I start April 20th. I enjoy photography and I get two days off a week to explore the park and photograph critters.
That’s amazing. If I make it back to Yellowstone this summer I’ll stop in and say hello
Alice - your channel is the best! I love the way you educated as well as share your personal adventures.
Thank you Stephen. That is definitely what I want to do, so what a great compliment ;)
@@AliceFordAdventures 👍. I'm currently watching other videos of yours. Have a good day! 😁🙏
The silver gate thru Cooke City is the best entrance to the park in my opinion
Not the most accessible in the winter but definitely the quietest and least used which makes it great in my book too
We really enjoyed our visits to Yellowstone. We’ve never been in the winter however. Thank you for sharing and keep up the great work!! Like the format!
Awesome thanks John
You can find moose, coyotes, wolves & elk in northern Michigan, there are some buffalo farms.
Yes I would love to go visit the Isle Royale National park too
@@AliceFordAdventures there are a few wolves and moose in the upper peninsula, but some of the moose die from a parasitic brain worm that is carried by whitetail deer.
YS NP looks even more magical in winter. One reason is for sure less visitors. So one can enjoy and experience nature much better. Great share, Alice!
Yes. I want to go back and spend more time. Thanks for watching
An incredible camera presence, infectious curiosity and passion, and
tons of education thrown into your videos as well; I see nothing but
success in your future. Being probably more than twice your age
and living in northeastern Minnesota I don’t take as much pleasure in
being cold as I used to, but I agree Yellowstone in the winter looks
fascinating. I absolutely love Yellowstone, the wildlife is incredible
but understanding the geothermal activity below the park is mind
boggling. Thank you for sharing yet another video of your experiences. Now you need to add an adventure motorcycle to your collection to complement your jeep.
Sorry, I wiped out your reply when I reposted my comments without edits.
Really enjoyable, Alice! You have inspired us to visit the park in winter. Wolves have been on my bucket list for years. 😁
You will not be disappointed to visit Yellowstone in the winter. Take Alice's advice and you'll have the experience of a lifetime,especially as a photographer. I know we did. We signed up for a tour in 2008 during Christmas week with what is now Yellowstone Forever and it was a memorable experience. Take it from your Alabama neighbor!
We used Mike at Yellowstone Wonders for a guide. He was so knowledgeable. Your video is wonderful! I’m ready to go back.
That wonderful. Thank you I’m ready to go back too
Awesome 👍 I love animals and yellowstone national park and history thanks for the video
Really love your videos Keep doing what your doing
Thank you so much 😊
It's a really beautiful place. i'm going on a trip
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Thanks Alice stunning view of the wolves.... I had the chance to spot two on the Abruzzo National park but it was decades ago.... but the memory of that moments still makes me excited. Ciao👍🤗🇮🇹
That sounds like a National Park I need to go to. I certainly have yet to explore Europe’s great National Parks
@@AliceFordAdventures yes put it in your bucket list. Italy is full of mountain parks.... you will love them....and also the food 😂👍🤗
I've been to Yellowstone and I saw coyotes bison elk the next time I go there I will go to Lamar valley.
Yes it’s a wonderful place to see the wolves, bison and sheep
Great video! Yellowstone’s scenery is stunning!
I'll have to tote along my Giant-glass (Bower 650-1300mm lens}. It isn't real simple to use, and it takes a prop-pole/pillow when extended to 1300mm. But, if kept steady & still it produces some extremely sharp, clear photos. That should get me real close to the wildlife there. The more videos I watch about Yellowstone/Yosemite,, I want April to get here sooner. I can hardly wait to get back to the mountains I fell in love with as a young man in my 20's (now in 70's), but I'm still in love with the real "Wild Outdoors" and the mountains.
You’ll surely get some superb shots with a lens that long. When I go back again I will be renting a longer one myself.
@@AliceFordAdventures If you let me know when you'll be going back again, I'll lend you my Bower. No Charge. My tour of the west will last for awhile, so if you go this year, I should be somewhere close by to drop off for you to use. If you still want to rent, it won't offend me; I just have this affinity to offer someone help, when/if I can help. Just love your videos. Keep Exploring.
I've hiked large parts of the Appalachian trail. Your a great documentor slash story teller. Awesome job. Thanks
Thanks so much. I’m hitting the AT again tomorrow for a few miles
Thanks for posting this. Looks like it was a really cool experience especially since you saw so much wildlife!
It really was so great. I want to go back already
Yellowstone is truly a special place.Can’t wait to go back
It's so well crafted . Technically , very well , indeed. 👍🏻
Appreciate it! Thank you
Here in Colorado, voters approved the reintroduction of wolves last November. It's going to be interesting to see how the situation develops as it's still a huge matter of contention between lovers of wildlife and ranchers.
Yes. I’m very glad they did. As every state has struggled with these same issues ranchers vs environmentalists it should be interesting
Great content!! I have Yellowstone on my bucket list but planning more for the the summer. It was nice to get a look at the beautiful winter and very informative as well.
Thank you so much. Summer is beautiful too but pretty crowded. I recommend traveling south from Gardiner or going in one of the other entrances that are less busy
@@AliceFordAdventures Thank you so much for the tip!! For now I will live vicariously through your videos. 😊
Awesome scenery!
Just came across your videos...love them already. Thanks for sharing! Going to check out some more!
Thanks so much Patrick
Whoa! Awesome, I'm jealous.
Thanks Jesse looks like NZ is awesome though
@@AliceFordAdventures 🤙it sure is, no big wild mammals here though
Great job Alice! I'm glad bison and wolves are making a resurgence. It looked cold. Very good information. Have you ever seen grizzley bears while hiking? Take care.
Just went to Alaska and saw brown bears but never on trail. Thanks for watching
That's cool another new Hampshite. The moose here have been taking a beating.
I know it’s so sad. They are getting that bacteria that’s been decimating them.
Well done Alice!!
Woohoo !
Hi just discovered and subscribed 😀🇬🇧
Thanks so much Paul
@@AliceFordAdventures your most welcome. Just binge watching you right now
Another great video.
Thank you so much for sharing. Such a great and informative video! Do you think its worth to book a guided tour? We are trying to decide whether we should book a tour or just go by ourselves.
Thank you yes it’s 100% worth it to book a guided tour for two reasons. Sometimes the road conditions are less than great you might want someone else driving just for that. Also, the tour guides have radio contact with people out in the park looking for wildlife, so instead of just driving around aimlessly, you’re actually tracking the wildlife and can get there quicker.
Sweet!
I visited Yellowstone for the first time a couple years ago. Its very nice, too "peoply" during tourist season. Winter would be nicer.
I live in central Canada in a small town. I've had to chase grey wolves out of my backyard believe it or not. If I didnt have a dog I would welcome their presence. I prefer them over the deer in my yard. I have a love/hate relationship with deer, they are beautiful animals but I also have a garden they love to destroy. Nice video! I will check out your others as well.
It can be very touristy in the summer. What a wonderful place to wolves in your backyard but I’m sure unsettling for a dog owner. Deer can be pests for the garden thanks so much for watching
@@AliceFordAdventures Yellowstone is very touristy for sure. Have you ever visited Glacier National Park in Montana? I found it very wild there, fewer people and great scenery and wildlife encounters. Possibly the best place to see Grizzly bears.
I enjoyed Glacier more than Yellowstone and even Banff but all parks are great. Some just more wild than others. Cheers
I am actually wanting to plan my birthday at Yellowstone in January and I heard it is the best time to go to the park. If you or anyone has the best tips and places to visit around that time that’d be great!
This video was filmed right around that time. You’ll love it, book a private guide or some tours if you want to see the Grand prismatic and bring some snowshoes
Umpqua national forest in Oregon is where I’m going for a summer trip. I’ll be going mountain biking. Have you been in that area?
I haven’t yet
i got plenty of questions
thinking to visit yellow stone betweenlast week of jan 2022 to feb lastweek 2022
Do it
Well done!😉
Thank you so much
What a supreme place Yellowstone is-that was a great explanatory video of somewhere I would love to visit - the wildlife terrific and can’t wait until the next time-stay safe...
Thanks so much Matt.
Did you travel to Lamar Valley to see the wolves? It's exciting around this time. I've done this a few years ago for the first time hearing and seeing wolves in the wild.
Yes I did. The wolves were actually right by the ranger station on the way there. It’s such an incredible sight
How did you get in during winter? We’re here now and they have all roads closed
You have to enter from the top in Gardiner Montana the entrance in Jackson hole is closed in winter.
The post office
😂
I really want to find a Yurt to snowshoe into and have a cozy winter getaway, but unfortunately, a lot of them don't allow dogs.
Ohh that would be fun. I know there’s an Under Canvas in west Yellowstone not sure if they allow dogs
How far are the wolves from the camera ? I am guessing that must an expensive and powerful 30x zoom camera 📷
Yes they were quite far. Maybe 400
Meters I used a 600
Great commentary. Who did you go with as your guide? Also, did you get a permit to film?
Yes and I went with Yellowstone Dreamin adventures
@@AliceFordAdventures They are a good bunch of folks.
Have you ever run into an aggressive wild animal Like a bear? what did you do? And do you carry bear mase
I have never run into a aggressive wild animal. I own bear spray but only ever carried it in Rocky Mountain National Park where I was camping. It’s not legal in all states or parks and luckily I’ve never needed to use it
What month did you visit?
How long of a lens did you use for this video? I checked your gear list, and it seemed like your longest lens was only 70. Thanks!
I had a 70-200 but a 200-600 would have worked better. The 2-6 is what I brought to Alaska and would have been great in Yellowstone. The 70-200 is good for distant wildlife and landscape but as most things are a distance from the road doesn’t get quite up close enough for some
@@AliceFordAdventures Awesome! Thanks for the quick reply! I was thinking of bringing my 18-200, but now I'll rent a 200-600 as well. Thanks for your help and your great content!
so my list includes seeing wolverines in glacier national park.
That would be amazing. They are pretty elusive.
What is the entrance? Isnt west entrance right ?
North Entrance in Gardiner MT
How to enter the park in winter ? Is it open too?
Only at the Northern gate in Gardiner or by private tour from Jackson Hole
called a "herd" of elk.... not a pack. even more precise they are called a "gang" of elk.
Those are not actually antelope those are called pronghorn sheep we have no antelope in North America
Pronghorn are also called American Antelope feel free to look it up
Alice, you say "we" in your videos a lot. Who else do you travel with? :)
All of YOU
@@AliceFordAdventures Hahaha! I didn't know you were an expert dad joke teller. Love that answer! :D
@@---iy7bj oh I only know dad jokes hah
@@AliceFordAdventures I believe you've met your match! I'm the king of dad jokes... my blind friend even told me "I can see that."
@@---iy7bj haha good one. I’ll have to start throwing some into my videos
what is your job?
I’m a stunt woman
@@AliceFordAdventures in films?
How ARE you 🌹
Excellent thank you