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How to conclude? I saw many things, but less than what could have been achieved with a better organization. I did not travel by the freight train and missed other potential curiosities while trying to do it. Whenever I give up, I usually later regret that I did not give up sooner and wasted time and energy on something, which ultimately did not go well. In this case, however, I think that at least the Monday's discussions at the head office made sense. I got contacts, which had not been available on the internet, and got an experience, that "Honduras is not Guatemala". If you have time, come as well - the "density of interesting places" in Honduras is much lower than in neighbouring Guatemala, but there is still a lot to see and do. As well as in other Central American countries, the people are nice and helpful. If you are interested in Honduran railroads, call the numbers listed on a special page - and with a bit of luck, you will see what I have not. If such contacts had been available one month earlier, everything would have been very different.
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