This webcam cache is in the centre of Avebury, overlooking the Stones. The Stone circle was constructed around 2600BC, is about 427 meters in diameter and is designated a world heritage site. There is more information at this web site.
Here is a picture of some of the the Avebury Stones, the webcam is mounted to the right of the old chapel in the background.
Unfortunately the camera, operated by the Tourist Information Service, is not working so a picture of the Stones complete with GPS in the picture is a permitted substitute.
Once the webcam is repaired, follow these instructions:
In order to claim this cache, you’ll need a picture of yourself uploaded from this cache page. The webcam takes a picture every five minutes from 9am to 6pm (7 days a week). In order to take the picture then follow these instructions:
1. Arrange for someone to access the webcam at this web site. Note that once you've accessed the webcam once, your browser may cache the page so you'll need to hit refresh.
2. Right click the picture and “save as” to your hard drive (noting where you saved it)
Later, when you return to base then:
3. Log the find
4. Once you’ve logged your find, then go to your visit report and click “upload an image for this log”
5. Follow the instructions to upload the picture from your hard drive.
Please check out the Geocaching Association of Great Britain offering support for Geocachers in GB.