What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
The pilot flew to Weatherby Usfs landing strip. He overflew the runway and found that the wind was calm and chose to land on runway 21. On the base leg the pilot had terrain obscuring his view of the runway. The pilot was able to get sight of the runway after turning final and reduced power to land. The aircraft began to rapidly descend. When pilot realized the descent rate was too high, he added power late and landed hard striking the nose gear. After touchdown the pilot noticed the prop had hit the ground and the nose gear was damaged. Other minor damage was seen on surrounding panels. There were 2 other passengers on board, and no one was injured.
As the FAA filed it
THE PILOT FLEW TO WEATHERBY USFS LANDING STRIP. HE OVERFLEW THE RUNWAY AND FOUND THAT THE WIND WAS CALM AND CHOSE TO LAND ON RUNWAY 21. ON THE BASE LEG THE PILOT HAD TERRAIN OBSCURING HIS VIEW OF THE RUNWAY. THE PILOT WAS ABLE TO GET SIGHT OF THE RUNWAY AFTER TURNING FINAL AND REDUCED POWER TO LAND. THE AIRCRAFT BEGAN TO RAPIDLY DESCEND. WHEN PILOT REALIZED THE DESCENT RATE WAS TOO HIGH, HE ADDED POWER LATE AND LANDED HARD STRIKING THE NOSE GEAR. AFTER TOUCHDOWN THE PILOT NOTICED THE PROP HAD HIT THE GROUND AND THE NOSE GEAR WAS DAMAGED. OTHER MINOR DAMAGE WAS SEEN ON SURROUNDING PANELS. THERE WERE 2 OTHER PASSENGERS ON BOARD, AND NO ONE WAS INJURED.