hitching post

The Hitching Post II was pretty much the only place to be, thanks to a deep Santa Barbara wine list and steaks expertly grilled over red-hot oak coals.

In August, Frank Ostini and Gray Hartley, known for their famed Hitching Post 2 restaurant along East Highway 246 in Buellton, Calif., opened Hitching Post Wines--the partners' first tasting room featuring the Hitching Post portfolio of wines, complemented by food from the iconic restaurant, located just next door.

Bike rack art: Being part Swedish, I was impressed with the new installation called Dala Hitching Post at James and Third Street in Geneva.

Caption: This is a cast iron horse head used as hitching post in the historical Garden district of New Orleans.

Rooney half sank to the street, crying, 'I'm shot.'<br />"The wounded officer dragged himself to the hitching post and with the blood flowing freely from his wound, fired twice at McKenna, who had moved to about the center of the street.

Don and Evelyn Knapp, owners of the Hitching Post in Coeur d'Alene, say they don't want same-sex couples patronizing their business and have retained the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), a large Religious Right legal group, to represent them in court.

Hitching Post Wines' Highliner Pinot Noir trio (10)

The Intihuatana stone, The Hitching Post of the Sun, has presence.

Similarly, in "Hitching Post," Jennilou realizes that she has married a man who can never satisfy her deepest hunger for a life as a storekeeper in a small town.

YOU SAID: According to locals that I know, a gang of about 50 rode into Aberdare Road, used the street name sign as a hitching post for their flea ridden horses, then went on to cause chaos.

But after a bit he would return, apparently only having left to tie Rudolph to the hitching post.

Stalked from near and far, raked with light from angles, the conical stacks served the painter as a hitching post for light and weather, fugitive effects of season, snow, ambient haze.