What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
The pilot stated weather was not a factor (no wind) and he touched down on the grass strip about 200 feet from threshold. On roll out up the Airstrip ( it goes uphill from the lake) the airplane started to go to the right. He started correcting, but the right wing hit a small tree and spun the aircraft down the bank to the right of the runway, where the left wing hit another tree.
As the FAA filed it
THE PILOT STATED WEATHER WAS NOT A FACTOR (NO WIND) AND HE TOUCHED DOWN ON THE GRASS STRIP ABOUT 200 FEET FROM THRESHOLD. ON ROLL OUT UP THE AIRSTRIP ( IT GOES UPHILL FROM THE LAKE) THE AIRPLANE STARTED TO GO TO THE RIGHT. HE STARTED CORRECTING, BUT THE RIGHT WING HIT A SMALL TREE AND SPUN THE AIRCRAFT DOWN THE BANK TO THE RIGHT OF THE RUNWAY, WHERE THE LEFT WING HIT ANOTHER TREE.
NTSB investigation
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