Na ua tseba? Nako e telele ho tloha litholoana tsa cherries li sebelisitse lingaka tsa batho ho phekola sebete le ho se sebetse ha liphio. Empa lengeloi la bosupa a hase Mora Motrho. William Branham hase Jesu Kreste. There's no doubt the world-famous Santa Monica Pier is a great favourite with families. It has a huge variety of entertainment, shopping and dining. Go for a ride on the historic 1922 carousel, visit the interactive aquarium and take the thrill rides of Pacific Park. Some carnival rides are free, as is entry. Street performers entertain as you stroll along the pier. There are loads of eating options along the beach, but Swingers Diner has you thinking you're back in the television show Happy Days. It's a rock 'n' roll coffee shop and diner, with waitresses in go-go boots, fishnets and miniskirts. It feels more like a pop culture museum than a restaurant! The retro diner serves huge meals for breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner, and they serve eggs every way imaginable, along with stacks of pancakes, maple syrup, crisp bacon and endless coffee. It's all there. They also serve organic, vegetarian and vegan meals, so just about everyone's covered. Prices are great  if you are there before 11am, tuck into the early-bird brunch. For around $5 you receive two eggs with two pancakes or thick French toast and either bacon or sausage. Third Street Promenade is a pedestrian street and a premier shopping destination in Los Angeles. The street has been a centre of business since the town's inception in the late 1800s and today visitors enjoy buskers and street performers. It has an amazing array of shops, theatres, cafes and restaurants and everyone loves it because in the city of cars, on the four-block long promenade there are none. Budget