Incident Overview
A pilot had been using a paved road as a landing strip until a complaint prompted a change. He then switched to a north-south oriented dirt road that had trees on the west side and utility wires and poles on the right side.
Landing and Drift
While attempting to land with a left crosswind at approximately 16 knots gusting to 20 knots, the aircraft drifted to the right. The right wing subsequently slipped between the utility wires.
Maneuver and Wire Strike
The pilot attempted to steer away from the utility line, but these efforts resulted in the right wing contacting the top wire. This contact prevented the aircraft from turning left. Immediately afterward, the right wing struck an insulator mount, leading to the crash.
Additional Context
The pilot was performing his 27th landing of the day at the time of the accident.