Wondering about the culpret and hoodoos.

My wife has been having some irritation to her eyes and nose from a fragrance near our house.  This time of year a bush that grows around my property is in full bloom.  It just so happens that we have one of them that hangs over our steps to the deck and we pass right by it everytime we go out or come in.  Here are a couple of pictures of it:

The above picture shows that it and the grape vines are intruding onto out steps.  Guess I will have to start pruning before they take over the house!  This next clsoe-up picture shows that the flowers, although they have a very pungent smell, look really pretty:

Jill of http://jillgoes.blogspot.com/ gave a list of words and their meanings.  One word was "hoodoo".  How many of you have seen the great hoodoos of Brice Canyon?  I, so far, have not had the pleasure and by looking at pictures, I can tell that they are magnificant!!  Of course south west Texas had to have some of their own.  They are not nearly as great as the ones in Utah, but hey, you got to give Texas credit for trying. . .

Here are some pictures I took while in the Davis Mountains State Park.  These are not brightly colored and not as thin and tall, but I think that they could be called hoodoos, dont' you?

And another view:



 And one more:

                

Don't forget, you can pick on the pictures to enlarge then.  The last one above has some fairly tall ones right in lower front of the picture.  This area also has the highest point in Texas.  Since my place is only a little over a hundred feet above sea level, most everything is up from here.  Now, you all have a great day, you hear?