Accident Overview
An airplane nosed over during a landing on a 2,700-foot long turf airstrip. The pilot reported that he circled the airstrip before attempting to land. He noted that the winds were light and variable at the time, leading him to choose runway 36 for the approach.
Pilot's Report
According to the pilot, the airplane porpoised twice during the landing sequence. On the third touchdown, the pilot discovered that the nose gear had broken off, causing the airplane to subsequently nose over.
Outcome
The airplane came to rest inverted on the turf airstrip. No further details were provided regarding the aircraft, occupants, or extent of damage.