Incident Overview
The incident involved a tundra tire-equipped tailwheel airplane departing a remote beach landing strip. The aircraft was operating a personal cross-country flight with a pilot and passenger. The pilot reported that a crosswind of 15 knots was present and that the terrain was rough and uneven.
Sequence of Events
During the takeoff roll, the airplane hit a bump and began to turn to the right. The right landing gear then struck a log. As a result, the airplane sustained damage to the right landing gear and the right wing.
Pilot Statement
The pilot indicated that the crosswind was 15 knots and the terrain was rough and uneven. No additional details about the flight or the pilot's actions were provided.
Damage Assessment
The damage was limited to the right landing gear and right wing. The source did not specify whether the aircraft was repairable or the extent of the damage.
Probable Cause
The accident investigation source did not assign a probable cause for this incident.