What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Pilot had an uneventful landing it wasn't until he was making the turn onto the taxiway that he was hit with a large gust of wind.
Pilot stated he immediately assessed the situation and determined with no one else in the nearby vicinity it was safer to allow the aircraft to go into the grass than stomp on the brake or attempt to kick it around. The pressures required to this could have caused damage to his tail wheel and aircraft.
He taxied clear of the grass onto the taxiway where ATC asked him to stop and they rolled the firetrucks to access any damage. There was none. He then started up and taxied to his hangar.
As the FAA filed it
PILOT HAD AN UNEVENTFUL LANDING IT WASN'T UNTIL HE WAS MAKING THE TURN ONTO THE TAXIWAY THAT HE WAS HIT WITH A LARGE GUST OF WIND.
PILOT STATED HE IMMEDIATELY ASSESSED THE SITUATION AND DETERMINED WITH NO ONE ELSE IN THE NEARBY VICINITY IT WAS SAFER TO ALLOW THE AIRCRAFT TO GO INTO THE GRASS THAN STOMP ON THE BRAKE OR ATTEMPT TO KICK IT AROUND. THE PRESSURES REQUIRED TO THIS COULD HAVE CAUSED DAMAGE TO HIS TAIL WHEEL AND AIRCRAFT.
HE TAXIED CLEAR OF THE GRASS ONTO THE TAXIWAY WHERE ATC ASKED HIM TO STOP AND THEY ROLLED THE FIRETRUCKS TO ACCESS ANY DAMAGE. THERE WAS NONE. HE THEN STARTED UP AND TAXIED TO HIS HANGAR.