Practice Landing Attempt
During the flight, the pilot decided to perform a practice landing en route. The intended airport had a wet grass runway. Upon touchdown, the aircraft skidded, prompting the pilot to initiate a go-around.
Flap Configuration
The pilot had forgotten the proper flap positioning during the landing approach. The passenger reminded the pilot about the correct flap setting. The specific flap position used for the go-around is unknown.
Go-Around and Collision
During the go-around, the aircraft failed to attain flying speed. It then bounced off the bank of a canal and subsequently struck a pile of lumber, where it came to rest.
Passenger Observation
According to the passenger, the landing was made with a downwind component.