Well it didn't start out as a cross wind, it was pointed into the wind, but the ground is rough and it bounced to the right so the combination of the wind and bouncing and a gust at just the wrong moment put it in the wrong attitude which resulted in not enough height to be able to roll it back.
 I also have a Kadet LT40 that I fly, but it is too big for my house, and I dont want to be flying a loud plane near the neighbors, they may complain about the noise.  I never fly over their house, stay at least 100' from their property line, but they may not like the sound of the 4 stroke.