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Adam Lyal (Deceased)'s Interests
General
Capital punishment (terrible idea), Scottish history, witchcraft and devilry, murder and mystery, plagues and disasters, monsters, ghosts and of course ghost tours!
Anything this ghost can get down to and shake his funky stuff.
Movies
Peelie Wally, Straight Lines, Dreams are not enough, And so Goodbye, The Rest Is Silence.
Television
Appearances on Eggheads (series 5)and on The Antiques Roadshow - Glasgow Kelvinhall episode! We showed Michael Aspel our business card holder made out of William Burke's skin!
Books
"Adam Lyal's Witchery Tales", "What's under the Kilt?", "The Secret Life of Edinburgh Castle" and "Grave Robbers".
Heroes
Robin Mitchell, Cameron Pirie, Robin Bankhead, Andrew Henderson, Clark Dawson, Chris Watt, Euan MacInnes, Kev O'Donnell, Cam Wishart and Ewen "the" Brain.
About me: I was executed on the 27th of March 1811 over the minor matter of highway robbery, but resurrected in 1985 to haunt the closes and courtyards of the Royal Mile! You can join me any night of the week on one of my ghostly walking tours, or just get in touch with me personally through here!
There have been many men (and at least one woman!) who have worn the cloak of Adam Lyal (deceased) over the years, so don't be confused if my appearance should change over time (or over the weekend). I think, deep down, we all have a bit of Lyal in us...
As the elections are now over, the campaign videos are away now (awww...), but you can still view them on Director Robin Mitchell's profile!
Who I'd like to meet: Anyone with an interest in history, horror and hilarity! Also, if anyone has any questions relating to Edinburgh's darker side, witchcraft in history, or anything of that nature, do feel free to ask...
how about doing a radio version of the witchery tales ,so ,why do not do a film version of the two tours for the tv as i remember highlights , it was on the programme in at the deep end for bbc
Thanks for the add, I saw your page and loved it! I love learning about the supernatural and I love learning about Edinburgh history; I've wandered through just about every graveyard up there :P
