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I dropped a ping pong ball at the end of a curvy long hole in the ground. I want to get it out but I can't stick........

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I dropped a ping pong ball at the end of a curvy long hole in the ground.
I want to get it out but I can't stick my hand in it since it won't fit.
What can you do to help me get it out without digging a hole?

posted Jan 19, 2023 by Puneet Batra

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