Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
*HISTORY IS BELOW, SCROLL DOWN*
--------------------------------------------------------------
The kit we use on every explore.
Cameras:
Canon EOS 80D - amzn.to/3sj2SeF
DJI Pocket 2 - amzn.to/3sqSB05
Drone:
DJI Mini 2 - amzn.to/3J87FX8
Lights:
Lume Cube - amzn.to/3B3fx9j
Lume Panel Light - amzn.to/3B3ZTdY
Ulanzi Light - amzn.to/3gtVozU
Additionals:
DJI Ronin S - amzn.to/3rv6v1D
Camera Bag - amzn.to/3GwJ9gz
Battery Pack - amzn.to/3Jc5fXA
Rode Mic - amzn.to/34DHrwK
----------------------------------------------------------------
Audible:
We tend to find many books on our explores and many notice many of our viewers enjoy reading. We ourselves enjoy LISTENING to books, especially when travelling to our explores. If you yourself are interested in Audio books, look no further than Audible - amazon.co.uk/hz/audible/mlp?ie=UTF8&actionCode=AMN30DFT1Bk06604291990WX&tag=backintimepro-21
-------------------------------------------------------------
Join our Patreon for bonus content:
patreon.com/backintime_mc?fan_landing=true
--------------------------------------------------------------
Need a hoody or T? Look no further:
my-store-11290632.creator-spring.com
-------------------------------------------------------------
Follow us on social media:
instagram.com/backintime_mc/?hl=en
--------------------------------------------------------------
The County Lunatic Asylum was built in 1809 and opened in 1816. It was originally many separate buildings but this is the only one that is left in a derelict state, the others have been converted into houses, apartments and flats. This building was built in addition in 1916. It was originally designed to be a separate woman's unit.
The main part of the Asylum closed in 1989 and completely left abandoned by 1991.
Mr Patterson remembers being in the children's unit. He explains how he was a resident there in 1973 for a short spell to give his parents a rest from his behaviour running away from home. His psychiatrist was Dr Ross and he explained him as "A proper weird guy" he definitely remembers the regression ward at the unit, kids wearing nappy's and put to sleep for weeks.
A patient in 1970s, remembers a staff member who used to play rough with the lads and take them off on their own. He also said he was given drugs and put to sleep for a week.
A patient was sent to the asylum in 1981 after some issues at home. He was 9 years old. "I stayed here for 3 years and for me it was a respite from my home life, I was placed here by City Council under advice from my child psychology team. I only have good memories of the place. Much better than the other stuff I had experienced up to being placed here. My memories of the care and medical teams here were good."
I was there for 3 years from 1970 to 1973 aged 8 to 11. My name is Kristine. I was bullied at school and ran away all the time, I never ever told anyone why I wouldn't go to school. My parents didn't know how to handle me because I would scream and cry most nights about school, I remember wanting to die. Fortunately, I was a day pupil at Red Oak but I saw the other kids being injected if they were playing up and you never saw them for days. My shrink was Dr Ross I hated him. He would draw doodles and try to get me to draw something. I never participated and never opened up to anyone. I had a brain test one day where I went across the road to a big building, rollers were put in my head and I was wired to a machine I had to lie on a bed while they asked me questions. I was a very sad child and have grown up living with depression etc. I hated my time there and am convinced it has contributed to how I feel today.
*HISTORY IS BELOW, SCROLL DOWN*
--------------------------------------------------------------
The kit we use on every explore.
Cameras:
Canon EOS 80D - amzn.to/3sj2SeF
DJI Pocket 2 - amzn.to/3sqSB05
Drone:
DJI Mini 2 - amzn.to/3J87FX8
Lights:
Lume Cube - amzn.to/3B3fx9j
Lume Panel Light - amzn.to/3B3ZTdY
Ulanzi Light - amzn.to/3gtVozU
Additionals:
DJI Ronin S - amzn.to/3rv6v1D
Camera Bag - amzn.to/3GwJ9gz
Battery Pack - amzn.to/3Jc5fXA
Rode Mic - amzn.to/34DHrwK
----------------------------------------------------------------
Audible:
We tend to find many books on our explores and many notice many of our viewers enjoy reading. We ourselves enjoy LISTENING to books, especially when travelling to our explores. If you yourself are interested in Audio books, look no further than Audible - amazon.co.uk/hz/audible/mlp?ie=UTF8&actionCode=AMN30DFT1Bk06604291990WX&tag=backintimepro-21
-------------------------------------------------------------
Join our Patreon for bonus content:
patreon.com/backintime_mc?fan_landing=true
--------------------------------------------------------------
Need a hoody or T? Look no further:
my-store-11290632.creator-spring.com
-------------------------------------------------------------
Follow us on social media:
instagram.com/backintime_mc/?hl=en
--------------------------------------------------------------
The County Lunatic Asylum was built in 1809 and opened in 1816. It was originally many separate buildings but this is the only one that is left in a derelict state, the others have been converted into houses, apartments and flats. This building was built in addition in 1916. It was originally designed to be a separate woman's unit.
The main part of the Asylum closed in 1989 and completely left abandoned by 1991.
Mr Patterson remembers being in the children's unit. He explains how he was a resident there in 1973 for a short spell to give his parents a rest from his behaviour running away from home. His psychiatrist was Dr Ross and he explained him as "A proper weird guy" he definitely remembers the regression ward at the unit, kids wearing nappy's and put to sleep for weeks.
A patient in 1970s, remembers a staff member who used to play rough with the lads and take them off on their own. He also said he was given drugs and put to sleep for a week.
A patient was sent to the asylum in 1981 after some issues at home. He was 9 years old. "I stayed here for 3 years and for me it was a respite from my home life, I was placed here by City Council under advice from my child psychology team. I only have good memories of the place. Much better than the other stuff I had experienced up to being placed here. My memories of the care and medical teams here were good."
I was there for 3 years from 1970 to 1973 aged 8 to 11. My name is Kristine. I was bullied at school and ran away all the time, I never ever told anyone why I wouldn't go to school. My parents didn't know how to handle me because I would scream and cry most nights about school, I remember wanting to die. Fortunately, I was a day pupil at Red Oak but I saw the other kids being injected if they were playing up and you never saw them for days. My shrink was Dr Ross I hated him. He would draw doodles and try to get me to draw something. I never participated and never opened up to anyone. I had a brain test one day where I went across the road to a big building, rollers were put in my head and I was wired to a machine I had to lie on a bed while they asked me questions. I was a very sad child and have grown up living with depression etc. I hated my time there and am convinced it has contributed to how I feel today.
