Can W.G. Sebald's walks in "The Rings of Saturn" be traced?

Question

In W.G. Sebald's 1995 novel *The Rings of Saturn*, the author describes different walks he takes. In some paragraphs, he describes the paths he takes very carefully, while in others he only mentions directions or how long he walked.Can those walks be traced in the real world or is Sebald too vague?

Answer 1

Leisurely and picturesque taking walks tour: "In August 1992, the county ... Saturn can be traced to its neobaroque poetics. The Rings ... And now, expatriate German author W. G. Seba. 4. ... In The Rings of Saturn, Sebald offers introductory remarks.

It begins off and has the majority of sites around the east of England:

It additionally very helpfully has text down the aspect for each place with the applicable quote from the book. It also has page numbers. It starts at the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital University and ends at Coburg, which reading the precis of the e book shows this map is accurate.

Also note that by using clicking on a phase of text within the proper hand column, it highlights that specific place in the map