Accident Details
A certificated private pilot was performing a landing on a wet, 1,600-foot long grass covered airstrip, approaching from the north to land toward the south. Approximately halfway along the landing area, the strip featured a 15-degree bend to the right. During the landing roll, the pilot attempted to turn the airplane to the right at the dogleg, but the airplane did not respond as expected. Subsequently, the left wingtip struck several bushes, causing the airplane to spin sideways.
Damage
The airplane sustained damage to both wings, the tail assembly, and the landing gear as a result of the accident sequence.
Weather
The pilot reported that the wind was from the southeast with gusts to about 15 knots. Witnesses on the ground indicated that, after the accident, gusty wind conditions varied from the north and east.