Imagine the unique perspective of Johnny, my dog, as he embarks on his daily walks. What may seem like a routine route to us is a true adventure for him. His senses are heightened in ways we can barely comprehend — his sharp nose picks up imperceptible nuances, each scent a new clue, a fragment of the world he constructs in his mind.

As Johnny walks, he doesn’t just follow a path; he claims each piece of territory, mentally marking it as part of his domain. And like every good explorer, he leaves his mark in a peculiar way: only on lampposts. Every lamppost is a strategic opportunity for Johnny to expand his territory, peeing and leaving his signature for other dogs to find. To him, lampposts are more than urban structures, they’re control points, defining the boundaries of his canine empire.

His walks are more than mere physical exercise; they’re a way to connect with the world on his own terms, a daily expansion of the universe he calls his own. He doesn’t see invisible boundaries, only endless possibilities to explore and discover. By following the trails of other animals and marking his own territory, exclusively on lampposts, Johnny doesn’t just ‘walk’—he travels through stories left behind, tracing unique routes with every adventure.