Narrative:

Airport is 2100 ft paved runway which pilot has visited before. Contacted unicom for advisories, no one on ground but previously departing traffic reported runway 25 was in use. Checked wind sock, made attempt at runway 25 landing but winds shifted to tailwind, made successful go around. Winds were fluctuating and changing directions. Wind was 90 degrees crosswind favoring runway 7. Landed runway 7 with north 90 degree crosswind: winds shifted on rollout causing aircraft to float up off runway after having already touched down. Landing was committed. Fairgnds ahead presented risk if go around failed so pilot made decision to stay with the landing. Aircraft stopped at fence 30 ft from runway end with no substantial damage.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: SHIFTING WINDS ON LNDG CAUSE PLT TO MAKE GAR THEN HAVE LOSS OF ACFT CTL ON SECOND LNDG ATTEMPT.

Narrative: ARPT IS 2100 FT PAVED RWY WHICH PLT HAS VISITED BEFORE. CONTACTED UNICOM FOR ADVISORIES, NO ONE ON GND BUT PREVIOUSLY DEPARTING TFC RPTED RWY 25 WAS IN USE. CHKED WIND SOCK, MADE ATTEMPT AT RWY 25 LNDG BUT WINDS SHIFTED TO TAILWIND, MADE SUCCESSFUL GAR. WINDS WERE FLUCTUATING AND CHANGING DIRECTIONS. WIND WAS 90 DEGS XWIND FAVORING RWY 7. LANDED RWY 7 WITH N 90 DEG XWIND: WINDS SHIFTED ON ROLLOUT CAUSING ACFT TO FLOAT UP OFF RWY AFTER HAVING ALREADY TOUCHED DOWN. LNDG WAS COMMITTED. FAIRGNDS AHEAD PRESENTED RISK IF GAR FAILED SO PLT MADE DECISION TO STAY WITH THE LNDG. ACFT STOPPED AT FENCE 30 FT FROM RWY END WITH NO SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.