Incident Summary
A pilot reported that during a landing attempt in crosswind conditions, the aircraft was blown off the runway, prompting a go-around that led to contact with a fence, followed by a stall and collision with additional obstacles.
Sequence of Events
The pilot flew over the airport to evaluate winds and selected runway 25 for landing. At 1645, an airport 12 nautical miles west reported winds from 150 degrees at 15 knots gusting to 22 knots. The pilot made a first landing attempt but performed a go-around. On the second attempt, the pilot executed an aborted landing. According to the pilot, he moved his feet down and pressed hard on the rudder to slip the aircraft to the runway. After landing, he continued pressing hard on the pedals, believing he was applying brakes. The aircraft did not slow down and was being blown off the runway to the north. The pilot then decided to go around again, applying full power and lifting off. However, the aircraft was blown into a fence. It continued rising but began to stall. The pilot brought it back down, and the aircraft went through two more fences, struck a pole that removed the end of a wing, and then hit a road bank head-on, which stopped the aircraft.
No other details regarding aircraft type, injuries, or damage extent were provided in the report.