DIY No Weld Recumbent Trike, route to Windfarm, Watermill, Baker and how best to carry things home

(Part7 160km)
Now the trike is easier to pedal I make my way towards the Old Watermill in Lünzen. Back over a hill followed by an ominous small van and back to Fintel where I find out it's difficult cycling and carrying rolls at the same time, prompting the requirements for a mod to the Trike.
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0:00 On to the road to Lünzen(apologies for the washed out colour)
0:28 A cryptic sign appears
0:38 Discussion regarding Wheel Alignment and Kingpin movement
2:23 Finding the Watermill
3:44 Getting Back Outta Lünzen
4:20 Up Close with the Windfarm
5:19 Please drive slowly, our cats are stupid
5:49 Dexit
6:39 The Box and Rolls
9:22 Baker

[@martylawson1638]

My go-to carrying system for a Recumbent is one or more hooks on the top of the seat and a full coverage rear wheel guard to keep straps out of the wheel. Makes it trivial to carry anything with a handle.

[@Saol_Now_Rolling]

Is that a square mesh seat or a hard shell seat? Currently I have my camera rig at the top of the seat. I like the idea of enclosing the rear wheel and then hanging things off the back, cheers!

[@andreaskanner9366]

Do you sell plans?

[@Saol_Now_Rolling]

No, but I'm very happy to let you have them for free. Please note though that currently this is a prototype, that's the reason I'm testing and smashing it about to improve the design. If you wouldn't mind waiting a couple of weeks, I'm putting a second trike together and capturing the build for a video, and that, with drawings of parts and assemblies which I can send through, should be sufficient to build it from scratch.

[@andreaskanner9366]

​@@Saol_Now_Rolling Thanks for the reply and for supporting replicas. I'm happy to wait a few weeks.