The True Quest for Fabled Treasure on the Oregon Coast | Secrets of the Mysteries EP01

[@JimBeezie]

This film was astoundingly well made. And the story you tell is very interesting, and engrossing. I am recommending this to everyone!

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you so much @JimBeezie ! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@stephanielloyd4053]

Fantastic Video. I dont know why this doesn't have more views. Just wait, I think this will be huge! My husband and I love The Goonies, we are 80s kids. Our boys also love the film! 😊

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you so much!

[@kilgoretrout4461]

Beautiful man. Really fun and absolutely loved seeing the reverence given to my stomping grounds growing up. Doesn’t get much closer to home than that. Thanks.

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you so much! More videos coming!

[@chadcowan6912]

I spent 3 nights on Tillamook Head in 1992 and was woken by a deep rumbling in the mountain. I also had a dream that I was inside a tunnel deep in the mountain. The red hair descoverd, reminds me of ancient seafaring Phoenicians and the Red Paint People of the ancient East Coast. Also the red haired giants that were discovered in Lovelock Cave, Nevada. The phenomenon of cameras that cannot record plasma (balls of light) observed by the naked eye, is documented in Chris Bledsoe's recent book "UFO of God". Thank you for this treasure of a film! -Much Love From Port Orford ❤️

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Amazing!

[@justonesandzeros42]

Fantastic production value on an unbelievable story! Please make more! I'm sharing this for sure!

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

More to come!

[@Dubmajicks]

This was an amazing Documentary, I must have watched it a few times over, Eagerly awaiting your next Video. TY for this. Goonies was a favorite movie of mine growing up, So this hit home. Cheers from Seattle WA.

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you so much! Episode two coming soon!!

[@roxannelayton744]

Saw the premiere and we loved it! Well done.

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@stephanielloyd4053]

Wow! That was a crazy ride! I didnt expect it to go the way it did. My late Mum also had an experience, hers was a little girl walkng up the stairs behind her in a friend's very old house, she was dressed in a white dress. Mums friend said she also would sit on the bed in the night! I know my Mum would never make anything like that up. This was a fascinating documentary, really very good. Well done. ❤🇬🇧

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you so much Stephanie! Your compliments mean a lot! We are glad you enjoyed our little film. Please subscribe and help share the story! Keep in touch! 🙌🏼

[@beckylehr741]

i’m so excited, i’ve been waiting to see this for so long. Thank you

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Hope you like it!

[@dougwastaken]

Stellar stuff, nicely done! And glad to see y'all still making stuff. You're a super talented group!

[@jvanderende1836]

❤ this is wonderful local history!!!

[@JStonerArtworks]

Beautiful documentary. Thank you for taking the time to create such a visceral piece of art.

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you so very much! Stayed tuned more videos coming!

[@kmel503]

This is local history to me, and as someone who's always been interested in that kind of stuff, I've heard some of these stories before. This is a very well done video, I really enjoyed it and will watch it again and also share it.

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@drewmorales14]

I loved to watch the goodies, adventure n mystery none other like it thanks 😊

[@hdoglesby]

You have an amazing eye and ear for storytelling. Perfect amount of VO and appropriate soundtrack to set the mood. Kudos for letting your interviewees speak freely. I came here bc of the YT short you uploaded. Not sure if you've already have other short format content for TikTok, Instagram, X, etc but it would bring a lot more eyes to the longer content on your YT channel. Maybe you could put a Patreon link so people could help fund the next project.

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you so much! That means a lot. I do have an instagram and TikTok account which I also share the YT shorts but just getting started on that as well. Great idea about the Patreon link though! I’m gonna look into it! Thanks again for watching and the kind comment. We are already working on the next episode so please subscribe and share to keep updated with the upcoming content. 🙌🏼

[@stephanielloyd4053]

If more people comment, it will get picked up by the KZbin algorithm! ❤

[@dennisharper3829]

We live on the Oregon Coast...this was really fun...thanks for making it..💯

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Glad you enjoyed it! Stayed tuned more videos on the way!

[@brucecunningham2944]

Excellent, just so much excellent.

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you so much!!

[@mh8757]

Good job! Thanks for sharing the story!

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@XsumerianX]

What a great job on this video!

[@RedStoneWhite]

Just started watching. I'm sure it's a wonderful documentary 🙏

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@Karlwallin]

This was a beautiful watch. Amazing respect for the indigenous recounts and just overall to everyone who came before in the search. Beautiful storytelling, im not from oregon originally but been here well over half my life and the rich history told here has inspired me to explore the oregon coast more. TY

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

This means a lot, thank you so much for the kind words! Stay tuned, more videos coming!

[@brucehaneyauthor]

Great job! This was a lot of fun!

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you so much! Please like and subscribe and share our video! More videos coming soon! 🙌🏼

[@MossyRock501]

Super cool story, well told

[@erics4066]

An interesting take on Northwest history and mystery.

[@ericsouthworth3854]

Incredible shots! Great story! Nice job guys!

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Couldn’t have done this without you ❤️

[@charomendiola8499]

Good job Tony 😊

[@geoffnelson64]

Amazing. Thank you

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you too!

[@linkin777]

Cool doco, I like that it's uncensored

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thanks!

[@edenslynx644]

Great video and anyone who’s spent time on the Oregon coast, will appreciate your story and the treasure at the end! Thank you for sharing it with us all.

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you so much 🙌🏼

[@legacyXplore]

My channel is about treasure hunting and this just today shows up in my feed.???? So happy it did. It is well done. Eventually it will catch fire. Keep up the good work. Just subscribed! And sent to a few friends with bigger channels.

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you so much!!

[@jwoowoo_]

This is excellent 🤩

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you! 😁

[@Boom-Boomz]

Awesome video! 👏

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thanks!

[@timharper4246]

Great video!

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thanks for the visit!

[@dabzz2421]

Absolutely amazing documentary, very well told.. I’ve lived here 10 years and didn’t know that part of our history.

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you so much! Thanks for watching 🙌🏼

[@robertrhoades983]

I grew up in n.w Oregon and we would find the bees wax. Nothing bigger than your hand. Once in awhile pottery prices. Along time ago.

[@chadcowan6912]

I remember coming across a large piece of molded wax about 3 inches thick that washed up at the base of Tillamook Head, know as the cove to locals in Seaside Oregon. I have also found a few large balls of waxy material on Gearhart beach. This was in the late 80's and early 90's.

[@MrAspden]

Very awesome video, very well put together. Can’t wait for episode 2. This was amazing.

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@alejandrogasco6961]

Buena Toño!

[@PacificAirwave144]

I've hiked to the top of Neahkahnie Mt a few times and always thought it was special--what a VIew of Nehalem Bay and all that Pacific Ocean! I''d never heard any of the stories of a lost treasure there. A neat story.

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Glad you liked it!! 🙌🏼

[@TheMrZombified]

Very fascinating story and a well put together documentary.Thanks.

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it 🙌🏼

[@ericboyd5078]

Interesting! Thank you

[@20-FourSeven]

Great documentary. You should get a hold of Sean Mooney in Spokane about his pyramid findings. Would make for a great story, too

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Interesting! I’ll look into it. Thanks for watching!

[@aaronndunn1565]

Awesome bud

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thanks!

[@jeffreyhansen1]

Love this

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you so much!

[@odinsvalkyrie7769]

Love! ❤

[@fvdeddrift]

Doug is right... Treasure isn't necessarily the gold, and jewels and the lore that surrounds that... it's the "stuff" that got stashed, or purposefully left in a specific place for some reason. Not just randomly, but with thought, and purpose, and with the intent to retrieve it! I swear there was and probably still is a cache of sorts at the top of Young's and another at the base of Beaver falls. The funny thing is... I shouldn't have... But I did take a single hinge and what looks like a piece of absolutely WILD petrified tree bark, but wound up being tannin stained leather. The hinge is unofficially of the style made in the middle 17th to early 18th century. I found it interesting that the hardware was up to 150 years older than the Lewis & Clark expedition. Even if there is no "pirate treasure" to be had... There is certainly history that is being overlooked! And the rivers that feed the lower mainstem Columbia, and the tributaries that feed the medium and larger coastal rivers are mostly navigable, and have been, and still are very accessible to travel... If not for modern laws restricting access, but also preserving habitat that modern humans have unfortunately overlooked. If there's a will, there's a way! Lol! I mean all it took was me asking if I could pay for access to a set of gates that a logging company owns on the banks of one of my favorite places to fish! Maybe we can start talkin with local "gatekeepers" about access to other potentially important areas of interest! As there are lots if yuo stop and just think about it for a second... This is a fantastic documentary! It's reignited the fire to go out and poke around a lil more while out exploring, fishin, and hunting! That outro was also incredible! Dancing Jellies and kelp! Thanks for this.

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you so much!!

[@N8420N8]

Awesome

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you!

[@stevedodge1195]

Well done! I enjoyed this video. Thank you!

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you too!

[@Ricky-mouser]

I was involved with two people briefly looking for the treasure, my dad in around 1970 and a friend in around 1985. My friend would take me to Manzanita and to the Tillamook museum where we would study those rocks in the basement by the old cars.

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Amazing!

[@matthewbolton4289]

Amaxing video

[@Jarreds]

I ❤ this

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thank you!

[@ryanmrowka8970]

How many of use who clicked the thumbnail dont related with the goonies or looking at the "super natural" books in the 80s as a child? Its part of being Gen Xers. Mandatory reading

[@charlesbettersiii510]

This is fucking awesome

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Thanks!

[@jerrymoore838]

Comment to help the algorithm

[@ManualMoreno-bb7hk]

❤❤❤

[@ManualMoreno-bb7hk]

👍👍👍👍

[@Orginalkem]

❤

[@Hillers62]

I this the Goonies???

[@DiMSWuN]

Episode 2 ???

[@ancientmarinerpictures]

Currently filming!

[@randyskiba5215]

John Wayne Gacy the treasure hunter.

[@davidcraig4112]

❤