What happened
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A/c landed long with 1000' taxi to end of runway to cross intersecting runway, then to taxi on FAR side to parking. Follow-on taxiway after end of landing runway offset to west ~70 feet. A/c is taildragger with tall tundra tires. Pilot unaware of offset, continued straight ahead, and after crown of crossing runway, taxied through sod section and possibly contacted taxiway light. No damage to aircraft.
As the FAA filed it
A/C LANDED LONG WITH 1000' TAXI TO END OF RUNWAY TO CROSS INTERSECTING RUNWAY, THEN TO TAXI ON FAR SIDE TO PARKING. FOLLOW-ON TAXIWAY AFTER END OF LANDING RUNWAY OFFSET TO WEST ~70 FEET. A/C IS TAILDRAGGER WITH TALL TUNDRA TIRES. PILOT UNAWARE OF OFFSET, CONTINUED STRAIGHT AHEAD, AND AFTER CROWN OF CROSSING RUNWAY, TAXIED THROUGH SOD SECTION AND POSSIBLY CONTACTED TAXIWAY LIGHT. NO DAMAGE TO AIRCRAFT.
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