Norman’s Butchers of Eynsford has launched its 2014 calendar Hunt The Sausage, a 12-page gem featuring photographs of the village with sausages hidden within them.

Images include Eynsford Castle, The World Garden, The Ford, and the butcher boys themselves.

The photographs were digitally enhanced by Barry and Jane Parten of The Photographers’ Workshops in Eynsford.

Both are committed vegetarians.

Jane said: “When we heard that Norman needed some help to hide his sausages, we were intrigued.

"When he told us that the profits raised would be split between the local Scout troop and the church, we agreed to handle meat for the first time in twenty years”.

Jane used her photoshop skills to hide a sausage in each of the 12 photographs.

They each feature Norman’s traditional delivery bicycle, with the exception of December which was taken on the zebra crossing in Eynsford as a homage to the famous Beatles Abbey Road album cover.

Butcher Norman is asking people to find the sausages and, once found, enter the prize draw via Norman’s Facebook and Twitter page to win a pound of sausages.

Norman said: “We are very excited about the calendar this year, it’s something a bit different and we hope to raise as much money as we can towards the refurbishment of St Martin’s of Tours in Eynsford and the Eynsford & Farningham Scouts.”

The calendars go on sale in the High Street shop at £5 each at the end of October.

All profits raised will be split between St Martin’s Church and the Eynsford & Farningham Scouts.

Norman’s Butchers has strong links with both the Scouts and The Church - having sold previous calendars in aid of the Church and providing sausages for the annual Scout Fete and Bonfire Night.