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Wish I ain’t relate to this song
2026-10-19 22:42:29
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Colton Willard :
Where you live? Trying to randomly meet you on “I felt like I met you before” vibe, this can be years from now many don’t worry. God got me.
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those pretty eyes😍😍😍
2026-10-19 18:24:43
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where are your headbands from jas?!🙏🙏🙏🙏
2026-10-20 11:51:01
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CHAT IS MY MUSIC TUFF??????????
2026-10-19 19:00:54
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Sure thing again
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🌴🌸 A DAY EXPLORING THE SECRET GARDENS & GREAT ESTATES OF BEVERLY HILLS! 🪻🏛️ Before Beverly Hills became famous for Rodeo Drive, shopping and celebrity sightings, its historic mansions, sprawling lawns, and private gardens were already making a statement. Take a trip through old Beverly Hills, where Hollywood legends, early fortunes, and landscape designers created some of the most extraordinary homes and gardens in Los Angeles. From Virginia Robinson Gardens and Greystone Mansion to Harold Lloyd’s Greenacres and the former Hearst–Davies estate, these archival photographs offer a look behind the gates. If you love historic homes, secret gardens, Old Hollywood, California architecture, landscape design, vintage Los Angeles, or finding hidden places in LA, this collection is for you. 🌿 Look closely at the details: tiled courtyards, formal terraces, citrus trees, fountains, terracotta sculptures, rose gardens, and the kind of outdoor spaces that made Southern California living famous. Some are public landmarks; others remain private. And the gardens themselves tell a story. Beverly Hills grew from a planned community into a center of movie-star glamour, but its architecture and landscapes also reflect the artists, horticulturists, craftspeople, and designers who shaped the city. These photos preserve a side of LA that’s easy to miss. 📷 A FEW FAVORITE GARDENS & GREAT ESTATES: 📸 Citrus, daffodils & sweeping lawns at Virginia Robinson Gardens (@robinsongardens), c. 1980s. The estate dates to 1911, and is often called BH’s first estate. Via VRG Archives. 📸 Silent-film legend Harold Lloyd among the roses at Greenacres, 1960s. Photo by Mildred Lloyd. 📸 Greystone’s fountain & Italianate terraces, built for oil heir Ned Doheny; published in 1929. Via American Landscape Architect, August 1929, reproduced in Eden. @greystonebh @friendsofgreystone 📸 A family moment at Greenacres: Harold Lloyd’s daughter Gloria & granddaughter Suzanne beside the lily pond, undated. Photo by Harold Lloyd. 📸 THE Virginia Robinson with her terracotta Neptune, the Roman god of the sea, 1962. Via the Virginia Robinson Gardens Archive. 📸 Mining engineer Harvey Mudd’s formal poolside garden, March 14, 1933. Via the Ralph D. Cornell Papers / UCLA Library Special Collections (@uclalibrary). CC BY 4.0. 📸 The pool garden at The Beverly Estate, former home of William Randolph Hearst & Marion Davies; published in Architectural Digest, May–June 1971. Via The Beverly Estate historical gallery. thebeverlyestate 📸 Doheny Fountain at Beverly Gardens Park’s eastern end, c. 1937. Installed in 1931. Photo by Herman J. Schultheis / Los Angeles Public Library Photo Collection. @laplphotos @communitylifebh 📸 Terracotta lions overlook the Lion Terrace at Virginia Robinson Gardens, 1962. Via the Virginia Robinson Gardens Archive. 📸 The cactus garden at Beverly Gardens Park, c. 1937, with the Church of the Good Shepherd beyond. Photo by Herman J. Schultheis / Los Angeles Public Library Photo Collection. @laplphotos @communitylifebh 📸 The tiled fountain courtyard at The Beverly Estate, former home of William Randolph Hearst & Marion Davies, 1972. Via The Beverly Estate historical gallery. thebeverlyestate 🌺 I’m working on something special involving historic estates, private gardens, and architectural treasures around Beverly Hills and Los Angeles. If you know a remarkable garden or have access to a property I haven’t featured, please DM me. I’d love to connect! 💌 Which one would you most want to explore?  🚶‍♀️ Want to explore more of LA’s architecture, historic neighborhoods, and hidden stories in person? Join LA Explained for a guided Los Angeles walking tour. Upcoming dates and tickets at the link in bio! 🌴 #BeverlyHills #LosAngelesHistory #HistoricHomes #GardenTour #LAArchitecture
🌴🌸 A DAY EXPLORING THE SECRET GARDENS & GREAT ESTATES OF BEVERLY HILLS! 🪻🏛️ Before Beverly Hills became famous for Rodeo Drive, shopping and celebrity sightings, its historic mansions, sprawling lawns, and private gardens were already making a statement. Take a trip through old Beverly Hills, where Hollywood legends, early fortunes, and landscape designers created some of the most extraordinary homes and gardens in Los Angeles. From Virginia Robinson Gardens and Greystone Mansion to Harold Lloyd’s Greenacres and the former Hearst–Davies estate, these archival photographs offer a look behind the gates. If you love historic homes, secret gardens, Old Hollywood, California architecture, landscape design, vintage Los Angeles, or finding hidden places in LA, this collection is for you. 🌿 Look closely at the details: tiled courtyards, formal terraces, citrus trees, fountains, terracotta sculptures, rose gardens, and the kind of outdoor spaces that made Southern California living famous. Some are public landmarks; others remain private. And the gardens themselves tell a story. Beverly Hills grew from a planned community into a center of movie-star glamour, but its architecture and landscapes also reflect the artists, horticulturists, craftspeople, and designers who shaped the city. These photos preserve a side of LA that’s easy to miss. 📷 A FEW FAVORITE GARDENS & GREAT ESTATES: 📸 Citrus, daffodils & sweeping lawns at Virginia Robinson Gardens (@robinsongardens), c. 1980s. The estate dates to 1911, and is often called BH’s first estate. Via VRG Archives. 📸 Silent-film legend Harold Lloyd among the roses at Greenacres, 1960s. Photo by Mildred Lloyd. 📸 Greystone’s fountain & Italianate terraces, built for oil heir Ned Doheny; published in 1929. Via American Landscape Architect, August 1929, reproduced in Eden. @greystonebh @friendsofgreystone 📸 A family moment at Greenacres: Harold Lloyd’s daughter Gloria & granddaughter Suzanne beside the lily pond, undated. Photo by Harold Lloyd. 📸 THE Virginia Robinson with her terracotta Neptune, the Roman god of the sea, 1962. Via the Virginia Robinson Gardens Archive. 📸 Mining engineer Harvey Mudd’s formal poolside garden, March 14, 1933. Via the Ralph D. Cornell Papers / UCLA Library Special Collections (@uclalibrary). CC BY 4.0. 📸 The pool garden at The Beverly Estate, former home of William Randolph Hearst & Marion Davies; published in Architectural Digest, May–June 1971. Via The Beverly Estate historical gallery. thebeverlyestate 📸 Doheny Fountain at Beverly Gardens Park’s eastern end, c. 1937. Installed in 1931. Photo by Herman J. Schultheis / Los Angeles Public Library Photo Collection. @laplphotos @communitylifebh 📸 Terracotta lions overlook the Lion Terrace at Virginia Robinson Gardens, 1962. Via the Virginia Robinson Gardens Archive. 📸 The cactus garden at Beverly Gardens Park, c. 1937, with the Church of the Good Shepherd beyond. Photo by Herman J. Schultheis / Los Angeles Public Library Photo Collection. @laplphotos @communitylifebh 📸 The tiled fountain courtyard at The Beverly Estate, former home of William Randolph Hearst & Marion Davies, 1972. Via The Beverly Estate historical gallery. thebeverlyestate 🌺 I’m working on something special involving historic estates, private gardens, and architectural treasures around Beverly Hills and Los Angeles. If you know a remarkable garden or have access to a property I haven’t featured, please DM me. I’d love to connect! 💌 Which one would you most want to explore? 🚶‍♀️ Want to explore more of LA’s architecture, historic neighborhoods, and hidden stories in person? Join LA Explained for a guided Los Angeles walking tour. Upcoming dates and tickets at the link in bio! 🌴 #BeverlyHills #LosAngelesHistory #HistoricHomes #GardenTour #LAArchitecture

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