Should I contact this woman?

I'm inclined to think she would have offered her number if she wanted to hear from you. I know I would definitely be surprised if a casual conversation led to someone tracking me down on the internet.

idk, some girls are shy..after all, I made the first move and it took me a few minutes to get a word in, as I am a little shy too. And some girls are conditioned to think that guys are supposed to do the asking of numbers...I am more of a pro-feminist, pro-females take charge if they want, but not everyone thinks that way. Still, I feel it's creepy, and can only hope to meet her again in town, and then just be prepared to make a move then (if we had another chance meeting, it would make for one epic story). But it's just like, if that never happens, then idk.

You seem quite the scary person, I'd call you Scarybody.

ok, I have no intention of stalking her, if I did contact her, and she didn't reciprocate, I'd move on and be ok with it. The whole reason I'm asking this question is because I DON'T want to seem like a stalker. And.. some of my friends are the one telling me to try to look her up..and I just feel hesitant about it..so trying to get some alternate opinions. I just know that I had that one in a million chance I met someone I have a ton in common with and really want to see her again, but I'm just trying to see what my options are...which sadly, may just be hope for another chance meeting. I'm ok in a way with that.
For the record, there's a big difference between stalking with intent to harm, and trying to get in contact with someone, but I do admit, trying to find her when she didn't give me much to go on does seem crazy.

Maybe you are not actually scary, that was my first take.

I remember meeting an agronomist from Equador at my hotel in Rome; it was a convivial hotel where people talked in the comfortable lobby. We exchanged cards.

No woo woo, but even now I remember liking him, a guy I didn't actually know past our lengthly conversation.

People pass in your life, enjoy it.

Roger do you consider our relationship to be nothing more than casual conversation?