Accident Overview
A dual student and flight instructor were conducting landing practice at a private grass airstrip. The student was handling the controls. While on short final approach, the airplane encountered a gust of wind that caused a drift to the right. Both pilots responded by applying full power and initiating a go-around.
Sequence of Events
During the go-around maneuver, the right wing tip contacted trees. Control of the airplane was subsequently lost, and the aircraft crashed into the roof of a mobile home located adjacent to the runway.
Weather Conditions
Surface winds at a nearby airport were reported as from 250 degrees at 11 knots, with gusts to 16 knots. The pilots reported that while in the traffic pattern prior to the accident, they observed the wind sock indicating variable wind directions and that the sock was 'straight out.'
Conclusion
The accident sequence involved a wind gust during the landing approach, a drift correction, and a go-around that led to contact with trees and loss of control. The aircraft then struck a mobile home. No further details are available from the source.