Any traveling Mudcatters are welcome here if they're in the Boston/Southern New Hampshire area (USA). We have some spare space & room (couple of couches & sometimes a spare bed) & I love to test & try my cooking on the unsuspecting. We'll also try to arrange what music we can & I always am in need of an excuse to go to any sessions or other types of folk venues. The dog is dead & buried in the garden so no fear of the mut & we don't grow any veggies or fruits over the grave, so you're safe there too. You may get subjected to whatever new songs either my wife & I are learning at the time though. I don't drink so you'd have to bring your own bottle cause my wife does. But really, I haven't really traveled but those that I know who have, have really been very well taken care of & I see that as one of the internationally worldy wonders of the Mudcater & I'd be more than proud & happy to keep that reputation strong & help to make it become a tradition within our folk community, as I know most other Mudcatters in my area feel much the same way about.

Barry