The research the great selection of music, the editing and professional voiceover, commentary, i don’t see why this is not a professional piece created by at least a team of people. your channel and programs are even better than most of the mainstream broadcaster out there, why so little views? please keep on the good work! the depoe bay fascinates me! also as a Navy vet(SK,SW) i appreciate you took great time crediting them USCG shipmates🎉 thank you for your service!
Just spent a week there, best spot ever to enjoy in Oregon! Thanks for the video. I filmed the Coast Guard coming in under that bridge and on in to their slip area.
Totally Tom! Watching and filming the boats and other watercrafts as they move seaward and back through the Depoe Bay Bridge is BIG fun! Thanks a ton for watching and happy coasting! ;-) T
Totally Barbara! Mo's is seafood-delicious and always inviting! Lynn and I love the chowder! Come back soon and we wish you an outstanding fall in Iowa! ;-) T
Excellent points Tammy! Thank you! We are currently in post-production for the "Reel Oregon Coast: Newport Edition." We will include more detail pertaining to your suggestion. Keep On Coasting! ;-) T
I liked your video presentation skills. I would have liked some more specific details on where the great hikes and nature sights are rather than generalizations about how wonderful it is. That would make your videos more useful.
Lindsey, we are so happy to know you and hope that our depiction honored him and his historical accomplishments. An influential leader from a most wonderful heritage! ;-) Much respect!
@@karendouglass9796 Karen! Thanks for your thoughts! We tried to strike a good balance between history and present day Depoe Bay. You clearly make a great point for those who lean toward a more historical approach in telling past and present Oregon coastal stories. Thank you watching and sharing your perspectives! Much appreciation, T ;-) PS. If you do have any specifics that you would like to share, we would certainly consider them for inclusion in an upcoming episode of "Reel Oregon Coast."
@@dronebuzz It was put together very well, and the presenter has a great voice. But it seems to have skipped over, except for a very brief mention, of the origination of the community. I personally lean toward history and historical pictures.
There aren't many homeless on the coast from what I've seen over the past few years. I would imagine it's a bit more difficult to be homeless on the coast rather than cities like Salem, Eugene, and Portland. Less people to pan handle. Plus a much more cold and damp climate would be taxing except for in the summer time.
The voice, the uplifting script and gorgeous footage in this made me hit subscribe! Love this
So sweet Sarah! Thank you for the love! Keep on coasting! ;-) T
The research the great selection of music, the editing and professional voiceover, commentary, i don’t see why this is not a professional piece created by at least a team of people.
your channel and programs are even better than most of the mainstream broadcaster out there, why so little views? please keep on the good work! the depoe bay fascinates me!
also as a Navy vet(SK,SW) i appreciate you took great time crediting them USCG shipmates🎉 thank you for your service!
Extremely well done video. Very professional.
Thank you David! "Keep On Coasting!" Most graciously, T ;-)
Nicely done production. Very informative and visually pleasing.
Just spent a week there, best spot ever to enjoy in Oregon! Thanks for the video. I filmed the Coast Guard coming in under that bridge and on in to their slip area.
Totally Tom! Watching and filming the boats and other watercrafts as they move seaward and back through the Depoe Bay Bridge is BIG fun! Thanks a ton for watching and happy coasting! ;-) T
My family from Iowa come to eat at Moe's and we where treated to a FREE lunch it was so Awesome. Thanks Moe's we love you and your FOOD. 😅
Totally Barbara! Mo's is seafood-delicious and always inviting! Lynn and I love the chowder! Come back soon and we wish you an outstanding fall in Iowa! ;-) T
Looks like a beautiful place with plenty of fun things to do. Definitely need to check it out.
Thanks so much for your note! Depoe Bay, like so many Oregon towns, is one of favorite surfside locales along the Oregon coast! ;-) Happy coasting! T
Dude has a great voice!
Olive oil and cigars! ;-) Much love Russ! ;-) T
I wish you guys would talk about the hotels and cost plus trails good or bad for old people etc.
Excellent points Tammy! Thank you! We are currently in post-production for the "Reel Oregon Coast: Newport Edition." We will include more detail pertaining to your suggestion. Keep On Coasting! ;-) T
I liked your video presentation skills. I would have liked some more specific details on where the great hikes and nature sights are rather than generalizations about how wonderful it is. That would make your videos more useful.
I love the way you think! Thanks much Joshua! ;-) T
Charles DePoe, my 4th Great Grandfather
Lindsey, we are so happy to know you and hope that our depiction honored him and his historical accomplishments. An influential leader from a most wonderful heritage! ;-) Much respect!
I clicked on this, hoping to learn some history of Depoe Bay. Sadly, it was all about tourist attractions.
@@karendouglass9796 Karen! Thanks for your thoughts! We tried to strike a good balance between history and present day Depoe Bay. You clearly make a great point for those who lean toward a more historical approach in telling past and present Oregon coastal stories. Thank you watching and sharing your perspectives! Much appreciation, T ;-) PS. If you do have any specifics that you would like to share, we would certainly consider them for inclusion in an upcoming episode of "Reel Oregon Coast."
@@dronebuzz It was put together very well, and the presenter has a great voice. But it seems to have skipped over, except for a very brief mention, of the origination of the community. I personally lean toward history and historical pictures.
Where are all the homeless hanging out
None were found while we were on location! ;-)
There aren't many homeless on the coast from what I've seen over the past few years. I would imagine it's a bit more difficult to be homeless on the coast rather than cities like Salem, Eugene, and Portland. Less people to pan handle. Plus a much more cold and damp climate would be taxing except for in the summer time.
Taft area! Lincoln city!
We don't have the resources in Depoe Bay to support them so they tend to reside in the larger cities, Newport and Lincoln city.