Filkessjöns lägerplats, kanotleden Immeln-Raslången-Halen

Brotorpet östra, on the shore of Lake Filkesjön, is a rest area for both the Skåneleden - Coast to Coast trail and the Immeln-Filkesjön-Raslången canoe trail. Together with the western resting place on the shore of Immeln, they make up the Brotorpet resting place, one of five campsites in Kristianstad municipality located along the canoe trail.

A piece of Swedish criminal history.

In 1893, a little boy named Harald Bengtsson was born in Vittsjö. He was very talented and got the highest grades in school but had a different career as a criminal / safe cracker. In 1915 he became nationally known as Sweden's first dynamiter and the first blast yielded 1337 SEK. He became a feared safe cracker, burglar and fraudster. Because he was very charming and always well-dressed, he managed to fool most people, including the police.

Over the years, he was convicted of hundreds of crimes. Harald was nicknamed "Bildsköne Bengtsson" and his partner, Axel Folke Johansson, became known as "Tattooed Johansson". During the years 1933-1934 they had their hideout on the shore of Lake Filke. The hut they built between some boulders on the shore was well hidden from the outside world, but was properly furnished with a kitchen stove, comfortable beds and green-flowered plush wallpaper. By chance, the hut was found and the two companions were arrested. A long prison sentence ended the criminal career of "Bildsköne Bengtsson", who after that made a living as a tailor in Markaryd.