Everybody Works is found just past this intersection. The road now runs very close to the Blue Hill Bay and crosses over several small fingers from the bay. It travels south along the Blue Hill Neck peninsula passing through the hamlet of South Blue Hill. It then enters the town of Brooklin where it travels through the settlement of North Brooklin and bending towards the southwest at Herrick Bay. In the center of Brooklin, the road turns towards the west to follow Eggemoggin Reach. SR 175 begins to curve to the north to follow the short Benjamin River. Past West Brooklin, the 	Maine State Route 175
20487534	road turns to the west again to cross the river and enter the town of Sedgwick. Upon entering the town, SR 175 reaches the town center of Sedgwick. It executes a pair of sharp bends to the south at High Street and continues west past some houses. It intersects SR 172 at its southern terminus. Reach Road and SR 175 continues west but makes a sharp curve to the south at Cross Road. At Sargentville, SR 15 meets SR 175 and the two routes together head north along Caterpillar Hill Road. The road climbs along the side of the hill 	Maine State Route 175
20487535	of the same name before descending and entering an annex of Brooksville. At Black Corner, SR 175 turns off of SR 15 and heads west along Coastal Road towards the center of Brooksville. Before reaching the center, SR 175 turns onto Bagaduce Road while SR 176 begins and continues west along Coastal Road. As the road name implies, it follows the Bagaduce River on its west side. Upon reaching North Brooksville, the road reaches SR 176 which had followed the other side of the peninsula. The two roads form a concurrency northeast along Bridge Road. It crosses the river, re	Maine State Route 175
20487536	-enters Sedgwick, and comes to a T-intersection at Southern Bay Road. SR 176 heads southeast while SR 175 continues northwest into the town of Penobscot. Now heading along the east side of the Bagaduce River, the road heads through a mostly wooded area with some houses lining the road. At the settlement of South Penobscot, SR 176 reaches the western terminus of SR 177. Through here, it passes a market, but mostly houses. The road continues northwest into the center of Penobscot where it passes a church and additional houses. In front of Penobscot's town hall, SR 199 	Maine State Route 175
20487537	intersects SR 175 and then both head west forming a wrong-way concurrency alongside Northern Bay. The road curves around the north side of the bay and its coves before SR 175 breaks away from the concurrency after . SR 175 heads almost due west towards the Penobscot Bay passing through a mostly wooded area before ending at SR 166, Castine Road. Along its concurrency with SR 15, SR 175 is part of the state highway system therefore maintained by Maine Department of Transportation (MaineDOT) year-round. On all other portions, the road is part of the State Aid System and 	Maine State Route 175
20487538	is maintained by MaineDOT during the summer and by its respective town during the winter. History. SR 175 formerly extended further north from its westernmost point to Orland at U.S. Route 1. In 2014, to simplify route numbering for travelers between Orland and Castine, MaineDOT proposed the truncation of SR 175 to SR 166. The change took place by June 2015. Maine State Route 175 State Route 175 (SR 175) is a state highway entirely in Hancock County, Maine that travels for . The shape of the route is an unusual U-shape and travels along the peninsula surrounded by Blue 	Maine State Route 175
20487539	Everybody Works Everybody Works Everybody Works is the second studio album by indie music artist Jay Som, released on March 10, 2017 by Double Denim Records and Polyvinyl Record Co. Everybody Works" has received acclaim from music critics. Critical reception. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, "Everybody Works" received an average score of 82, based on 12 reviews, indicating "universal acclaim". Judy Berman, writing for "Pitchfork", gave "Everybody Works" a positive review, stating, ""Everybody Works" is a careful, wise, and excellent album. It's not bedroom pop because it sounds a certain way , but because it feels so intimate"; she gave the album a "Best New Music" designation. Jody Amable, writing for "Consequence of Sound", said, ""Everybody Works" is the next logical half-step from her Polyvinyl debut, Turn Into. That record was a hushed affair, mainly carried out in either softly-delivered vocals or a dose of distortion. The tender tendencies are still there, but she's singing with slightly more force than last time. Jay Som has built upon her established identity as a skilled songwriter with a long future ahead of her to craft a varied and vibrant record that 's a steady, reliably smart listen from start to end." Everybody Works Everybody Works is the second studio album by indie music artist Jay Som, released on March 10, 2017 by Double Denim Records and Polyvinyl Record Co. "Everybody Works" has received acclaim from music critics. Critical reception. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, "Everybody Works" received an average score of 82, based on 12 reviews, indicating "universal acclaim". Judy Berman, writing for "Pitchfork", gave "Everybody Works" a positive review, stating, ""Everybody Works" is a careful, wise, and excellent album. It