Along Delridge, the North Delridge Adopt-A-Street volunteers have been busy this midday — we saw groups mostly in twos and threes, with bright yellow bags, taking the time to make their neighborhood a better place.
![delridgecleanup.jpg](https://westseattleblog.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/09/delridgecleanup.jpg)
On the Alki promenade, the Evergreen State Barbecue Championship participants spent the morning setting up. This photo shows the stack of wood one team brought along. The barbecuers say they will be cooking all night, judging tomorrow; apparently one vendor will be selling food tomorrow, but the others are just there to compete (different health regulations, too). The video clip after the photo is a short walking tour going past about a third of the booths.
![barbecuewood.jpg](https://westseattleblog.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/09/barbecuewood.jpg)
In The Junction, construction/excavation crews have taken down most of the graffiti-laden retaining wall at the back of the ex-Hollywood Video/future QFC-Office Depot-apartments megaproject on Alaska:
![capeloutolot.jpg](https://westseattleblog.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/09/capeloutolot.jpg)
One other note if you will be out and about — the last leg of Erskine, going southwest from The Junction, is blocked off at the five-cornered intersection (7-11, Uptown, etc.), because of road work just to the west.
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