What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Departed from woodland airport (W27) around 1900 hrs to move plane to friends field adjacent to house. Prior to landing airman was able to walk and inspect the landing area. He flew a pass over the landing area at around 1930 hrs and entered a right pattern to set up for landing. According to the airman upon landing he hit an unexpected bump with the tail which caused it to loft in the air. This, along with braking, the tallish grass and an extremely light aircraft caused the plane to nose over and land on its back. No damage was done to the field.
As the FAA filed it
DEPARTED FROM WOODLAND AIRPORT (W27) AROUND 1900 HRS TO MOVE PLANE TO FRIENDS FIELD ADJACENT TO HOUSE. PRIOR TO LANDING AIRMAN WAS ABLE TO WALK AND INSPECT THE LANDING AREA. HE FLEW A PASS OVER THE LANDING AREA AT AROUND 1930 HRS AND ENTERED A RIGHT PATTERN TO SET UP FOR LANDING. ACCORDING TO THE AIRMAN UPON LANDING HE HIT AN UNEXPECTED BUMP WITH THE TAIL WHICH CAUSED IT TO LOFT IN THE AIR. THIS, ALONG WITH BRAKING, THE TALLISH GRASS AND AN EXTREMELY LIGHT AIRCRAFT CAUSED THE PLANE TO NOSE OVER AND LAND ON ITS BACK. NO DAMAGE WAS DONE TO THE FIELD.
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