Incident Overview
A pilot conducted a landing on a road with the intention of visiting a ranch. After exiting the airplane and walking to the ranch, the pilot determined that the landing had occurred at the incorrect location. The pilot returned to the airplane, performed a preflight inspection, and initiated a takeoff from the road.
Takeoff and Accident Sequence
During the initial climb following takeoff, the pilot reported a sensation that the airplane was sinking. Subsequently, the left main landing gear wheel struck a fence. The impact caused the airplane to nosed over, and it came to rest in an inverted position.
Damage Assessment
Both wings sustained structural damage as a result of the accident. The pilot reported that there were no mechanical malfunctions or failures with the airplane or its engine.
Contributing Factors
The pilot's account did not identify any mechanical issues. The event appears to have been precipitated by the decision to land on a road at an unintended location, followed by a takeoff from the same road that resulted in a collision with a fence.