No. 5 Vicars' Hill and food

This blog post follows on from Museums and Cathedral

After we left the Cathedral ground we went to No. 5 Vicars' Hill.  Below are pics taken there :) This is a pic of me beside hand bells.

Then the nice man who worked there said he'd open the balcony doors for me so I could get some fresh air and get some lovely photos taken :) The next pic is one me on the top step, behind me is the garden belonging to the house and past that are houses and the road that leads to the Navan Fort can be seen as well.  Bunny said we can go on an adventure to the Navan Fort, I'm looking forward to that!

This pic is showing the lovely garden of the lady who lives in the house next to No. 5 Vicar's Hill :)

Then we went back inside and the nice man let me up the stairs to take photographs! We both appreciated this loads and thanked him for allowing us to do this. Below is a pic of me sitting in the window looking out at St. Patrick's Church of Ireland Cathedral.

I wanted to sit on the rails and take a picture of what it looked looking down but it wasn't safe for me so the nice man made sure I didn't fall down.

As you can see from this pic, it's a long way down if I had fallen! :(  those are the original stone tiles on the floor as well. It would have hurt loads if I had fallen, so thanks again to the nice man who works there.

Back on the ground floor now :) A pic of me in another window looking out at St. Patrick's Church of Ireland Cathedral. 

Bunny thought it would be funny to take a pic of me in the hearth of the fireplace!

This is me beside an Ogham Stone.  Ogham was an alphabet that was used in Ireland around 1500 years ago. People used these letters to carve important messages into stones for other people to read.

Then the nice man took a coin collection from a display case and he let me put one in my belt for the photo :)

Before we left, Bunny gave him the address to my blog, because he said he wanted to see what we wrote about No. 5 Vicars' Hill and to see my other adventures. I also signed the visitor's book :)

Then we went to Uluru which is an Australian bistro for lunch.  I had a bowl of salad, because I hadn't eaten anything since the smoothie earlier and was getting hungry. It was very yummysome!

Then we stopped off at took a pic of me with Market Street behind me, this was taken outside of Uluru bistro.

This ends today's adventure! I'm very sleepy now so am off for a nap :)