Adam Lyal (deceased) on the Fourth Plinth

Robin Mitchell, in the guise of the pale-face highwayman Adam Lyal (deceased), appeared on the Fourth Plinth, Trafalgar Square, London on 21st August 2009 as part of Antony Gormley's living art project. The sculptor Antony Gormley invited people to occupy the empty Fourth Plinth every hour, 24 hours a day, for 100 days. Robin used his hour to celebrate 25 years of Edinburgh's Witchery Walking Tours. Robin auctioned one of the props, a plastic rat called Antony, on ebay for £311. The money was donated to the Cats Protection League.

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[blackrobin5]

I've had to re-edit and post this again.

[baheid73]

@blackrobin5 Great Video. Why did you have to re-edit?

[blackrobin5]

@baheid73 I'd used some music that was in copyright. Oops. I'm sure no one has done that before.

[baheid73]

@blackrobin5 I think it works better!

[EffieShoestring]

Are you standing for the Scottish Parliament this year?

[EffieShoestring]

Good Job!

[baheid73]

@blackrobin5 Oh I see. Actually I think this version is better!