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@Reklaw (#2 above) I would add:
In the spirit of ANZAC note the WW1 memorials, often elaborate, in every town and village;
Le Puy-en-Velay: Cathedral sending out after the 7 am Mass and all the other stuff nearby beforehand;
Chapelle St-Roch (Roque) after Ramourouscle - first of many dedications to the patron of pilgrims to Santiago;
Sauges: the information sh
op in Place Fabre François, near the main entrance to the church;
Le Sauvage + 2 km on D587): note leaving headwaters of the Loire River (Haute Loire);
St-Alban-sur-Limagnole: a cute village centre;
Aumont-Aubrac: first gite, Ferme de Barry - evening communal meal with panache (April 2016);
Aumont-Aubrac + 5 km: Chapelle de Bastide in the centre of cross-roads - if open, like many others, the book of readings will be open at those for the day;
Nasbinals: community gite with large communal kitchen - good corner store opposite the church;
Cajarc: grand town centre;
Lauzerte: well worth the climb - newish buildings on the ancient town plan;
Moissac: the canal bridge over the River Tarn - Port de Moissac near town centre - Abbey - to stay I suggest
http://www.lapetitelumiere.org/fr/ at the top of the hill - grands views - even grander communal meals (2016) but still the same owner/operator;
Condom: pick up the Voie Verte de l'Armagnac - the Chemin crosses about 1.5 km after the bridge - flat shared path to Gondrin - then seldom used roads to -->
Eauze: cathedral - stay at
La Grange de Marie France - grand hostess with grander communal dinner (2016);
Arthez-de-Bearn: first view of the Pyrenees;
Saint-Jean: a tourist trap with many pilgrims as well.
@TravellingSonn, enjoy and Kia kaha, kia māia, kia manawanui (be strong, be brave, be patient) and get going when you can.