hitching post

The long hitching post gave way to a parking lot.

Just run out and help her tie them to that hitching post in front.

She was their coach, friend and hitching post to normalcy.

Also on the property is a 2-story barn and stone hitching post.

Our horses waited for us at a hitching post near the park's entrance.

A hitching post jumped in his way and gored him from behind.

There are real hitching posts all round town to tie up your horses.

They tied their horses to the hitching post and went through the swinging doors.

Roger tied both beasts to the hitching post set outside the low stone building.

She dismounted and left Terror at a hitching post, without tying him.

Horses must be tied at a hitching post before visitors walk to the overlook.

The boys excavated the bones and displayed them by a hitching post near the road.

"You are," he answered, getting out of the wagon to tie the horse to a hitching post.

A single horse remained behind, where Stefan had tied him to a hitching post.

Rand swung down with a smile and tied Red to one of the hitching posts out front.

Robin was already there, untying the horses from the hitching post.

There were yet other horses, saddled and tied to hitching posts.

"You don't know me," he said, appearing to address the hitching post.

Sam walked past a hitching post and sat on a bench in front of the abandoned saloon.

To a dog, a well-placed hitching post or lamp is a social calendar.

There were hitching posts outside and the hotel was located where the trolley cars made their turn.

In 1995, Alabama's prisons employed chain gangs and the hitching post.

The guards took Hope back to Limestone and put him on the hitching post for seven hours.

The original courthouse was a wooden structure which had hitching posts for horses in front.

He had a pistol in the saddlebags of his horse, tied to a hitching post not far away.