Incident Summary
The pilot reported flying for about 10 minutes before returning to land. On the first landing attempt on runway 35, she executed a go-around because she "did not feel right." On the second landing, she touched down long. She stated that the wind was pushing her, so she released the flaps and applied the brakes. The airplane overran the end of runway 35, which is a 2,600-foot-long by 40-foot-wide turf strip.
Pilot Actions During Overrun
Facing a highway at the departure end of the runway, the pilot applied full right rudder and right brake in an attempt to avoid it. The airplane then encountered a "drop off," causing the nose gear to break. The propeller dug into the ground, bringing the airplane to an abrupt stop.
Wind Conditions
The pilot reported that the winds were from the south at 7 knots.
Damage
The airplane sustained substantial damage. No information about injuries or the specific aircraft model or registration was provided in the source.