The West Seattle Herald took a stroll through the 2010 edition of the West Seattle Summer Fest on Friday and went looking for booths or attractions that are worth your time to seek out. Out of the 170 vendors at this year's event we think these are noteworthy:

Uzura- Featuring eco-friendly hemp and organic products like shirts and bags. Talk to Shino.

Revival Ink: Featuring Bamboo fabric T-shirts, skirts, dresses and bags. Speak to Tara Smith

West Seattle Natural Energy: Solar hot water heaters and vertical axis wind turbines. Talk to Amy Beaudoin.

B(earth): Features organic baby clothes, with water based inks. Talk to Luke Wilson or Nathanial Duris.

NCompass Construction: This West Seattle Company makes backyard cottages (and has been doing remodeling for the last eight years here). Talk to Drew Foster.

Fresh Bistro: The restaurant has a booth featuring a "Guess the herb" contest with $10,000 in prizes. They are sharing space with the Mural Apartments. Talk to Rocky Friesz or Eliott Peacock.

Click Design that Fits: John Smersh is manning the booth for this Admiral District business and they've made a kind of mini-store in their booth with jewelry, chairs, lighting, handbags, and dishware.

J.F. Henry: This West Seattle fixture has some outdoor furniture on sale (with free local delivery) a wide assortment of paper napkins, pillows, furry throw blankets, wrapping paper, bath towels, hand towels, accent rugs.

Reflection Photography: Wonderful photos with reflections in them all for only $10. Talk to Scott Cahill Rude.

Avalon Glass: Lot of glass items for $10 and their usual assortment of amazing blown glass.

Bumbershoot: The Labor Day Weekend festival has a prize wheel where everyone wins. Give it a spin.

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Summerfest continues through Sunday.

Note: Photos also include scenes we captured while on the scene.