Jeremy Branham

Jeremy Branham Born and raised in the southern part of the US, I have made Sacramento my home for the last 10 years. My love for travel was inspired by my very first trip overseas to Estonia. I've traveled all over the US, Europe, and can't wait to explore more. I am a full time working dad and husband who loves to save money and experience the world through travel. I don't have to go far to do this as I love exploring the beautiful areas of California.

Web Site: http://www.budgettraveladventures.com


Awash in a Whirlpool: the secret Niagara Falls hiking trail

Jun 15, 2013
Awash in a Whirlpool: the secret Niagara Falls hiking trail

As I sat on the rocky shores, I stared at the turquoise waters as they swirled and sloshed like a spin cycle set in slow motion.  Nature’s  hand carved a serene, rhythmic masterpiece through the river.  Underneath, it’s fury raged with currents and forces that could kill a man in minutes. I was paralyzed...

I am not a full time traveler (and why you don’t have to be either)

Jun 12, 2013
I am not a full time traveler (and why you don’t have to be either)

As a 9 to 5 traveler, I probably travel more than the average 40 hour a week person. However, I also live a life many people can relate to – full time job, house, car, family, daily routines and stresses. I don’t travel full time. Yet I want show people who...

The Caped Crusader, an unstoppable train, and the perfect Hollywood script in Pittsburgh

Jun 9, 2013
The Caped Crusader, an unstoppable train, and the perfect Hollywood script in Pittsburgh

Batman roams the dark streets of Gotham as a hero with a dark past. Nearby, a runaway train races down the tracks ready to destroy anything that gets in its path. In a nearby prison, a flesh eating psychopath torments and plays games with an FBI agent. Has this city gone...

Making friends with the enemy – my story of the USA vs Canada soccer rematch

Jun 5, 2013
Making friends with the enemy – my story of the USA vs Canada soccer rematch

As I walked inside, the place was packed. I could barely move through the crowd. As I walked to my seat, I looked around. Maybe this wasn’t a good idea. A sea of red and white surrounded me. Flags were waving, voices screaming, and here I was right in the middle.

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Mali travel guide for budget travelers

May 31, 2013
Mali travel guide for budget travelers

In this Mali travel guide for the Budget Travel Guides series, Phil Paoletta takes us beyond the headlines and news in West Africa to explore the people, culture, and activities.  While many people may not travel to West Africa, these tips will help you connect with locals and save money as you learn more...

I’m a travel photographer and this is my Yosemite in Winter ebook

May 27, 2013
I’m a travel photographer and this is my Yosemite in Winter ebook

I am still not comfortable saying those words.  However, I am proclaiming it loud and clear with my Yosemite in Winter ebook. This has been a journey.  I’ve learned a lot and I still have so much more to learn.  One photo at a time, with the right light, in the right position, framing...

Old friends, life changes, and a high school reunion

May 23, 2013
Old friends, life changes, and a high school reunion

After 20 years, I was reunited with my past in Myrtle Beach.  As I walked down memory lane through old neighborhoods, places I hung out as a kid, and the scenes of my childhood experiences, so much had changed. After all these years, I had changed too.  And that’s why I was really here....

Reuniting with the past in South Carolina

May 19, 2013
Reuniting with the past in South Carolina

I landed late on a Thursday night in Myrtle Beach. Ten years have passed since I last visited here. Nearly twenty years had passed since I lived here. Over the next couple of days, I revisited the places and memories of my teenage years. Both Myrtle Beach and I have...

Travel: Pittsburgh has transformed from Steel City to Tinseltown of the east

May 13, 2013
Travel: Pittsburgh has transformed from Steel City to Tinseltown of the east

A cold, overcast day greeted me as I took my first steps through downtown Pittsburgh. From the days of the Steel City, the city of Pittsburgh has received a makeover. I was here to experience the Pittsburgh Renaissance for myself.

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Crashing waves, wind-swept beaches, and the perfect storm in Myrtle Beach

May 7, 2013
Crashing waves, wind-swept beaches, and the perfect storm in Myrtle Beach

As I overlooked one of the most popular spots in Myrtle Beach, I watched as the gray clouds covered the skies like a blanket on a cold winter day. Here in early May, it felt more like winter than spring at the beach. Mist fell from the sky as the bitter, cold...



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