Maneuver Details
According to the pilot's report, the landing was conducted on a field that was not an airport. The field was square in shape, with each side about 1,500 feet long. The grass surface was soft and wet, indicating moisture. The pilot oriented the landing toward the west. While touching down and rolling, the pilot noticed the western end of the field approaching quickly. To avoid overrunning the boundary, the pilot applied heavy braking, pressing firmly on the brakes. The result of this heavy braking was that the aircraft nosed over.
Environmental Conditions
The pilot stated that there was no wind at the field. However, a weather station located 28 miles to the north reported wind from 160 degrees. The source does not specify the wind speed or the time of the report relative to the landing. The discrepancy between local calm and the distant weather station is noted but not explained.
Report Completeness
The preceding summary is based solely on the information provided by the pilot. The original report contains no additional details about the aircraft, the pilot, or the outcome of the nose-over. No other sources are cited.