Mostly, the fields are filled with cars driven by racers from nearby who just want to take a few final hot laps before stashing their cars in garages for the winter.
"That's how Connecticut wound up being a popular place because New York was hot, so people started having stash locations in Connecticut," Ms. Brackett said.
Products lose their potency even faster if bottles are left out in the sun or stashed in a hot car, where light and heat can degrade them.
The US states of Nevada, Wyoming and South Dakota have been promoted as new hot markets to avoid tax and stash cash secretly, because the US has been resisting international disclosure reforms.
All you need is your grandma's stash of buttons and a hot glue gun! Be careful with the hot glue gun and use it sparingly -- you don't want your box to covered in little transparent blobs with a button here or there.
Tonight's peek at automotive LA includes a history of low-riders, the Peterson Car Museum's secret celebrity stash, and Leno hanging with Japanese hot-rodders.
They may also violate fire codes by cooking with hot plates or on a barbecue, or by stashing all their worldly possessions in their tiny spaces.
Their growth numbers in mobile users look more like what you'd expect from a hot social media startup than a place where people stash their savings.
They take hot showers and clean out the armory's weapons stash.
