This Street Looks Like How One Might Imagine Beverly Hills
Here is a street in Beverly Hills, California that I drove on earlier this week.
Lined with tall palm trees, this street seemed to at least fit a conception of what Beverly Hills might look like.
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If it’s an actual street in Beverly Hills, then why describe it as a conception of what Beverly Hills might look like? I know that not all the streets in Beverly Hills are lined with palms, but a few are, and they are iconic. A very nice photo, by the way — glad to see it posted.