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Urban Legends: Boxing Day - Tells what is known about the origins of Boxing Day. Also includes several legends about the day's origins.
eHow: Boxing Day - How to celebrate Boxing Day.
Boxing Day - Describes Boxing Day and its relationship to Christmas.
Boxing Day - Brief description from Canadian Heritage.
KIDPROJ MCC: Boxing Day - Australia - A brief look at the how Australians observe the day.
Boxing Day - Brief description from Canadian Heritage.
Elaine's Boxing Day Page - A simple holiday history.
Boxing Day is time of relaxation - [CNN]
The Scotsman: Something missing on Boxing Day hunts - Boxing Day hunts were held in Scotland despite Mike Watson's law, while LACS held its biggest protest in Winslow, England. Actress Annette Crosbie, the new president of the League, said: "Protesting is unfortunate, but reason and logic doesn't get you anywhere."
Elaine's Boxing Day Page - A simple holiday history.

Boxing Day - Boxing Day is a public holiday celebrated in the United Kingdom and most other Commonwealth countries on December 26, the day after Christmas Day;American Heritage Dictionary, Fourth Edition - 'Boxing Day'Oxford English or alternatively on the next weekday after Christmas.
Boxing Day Test - The Boxing Day Test match is a cricket Test match hosted in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia involving Australian cricket team and the opposition national team touring Australia that summer. It begins annually on Boxing Day (December 26), and is played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Boxing Day Dip - The Boxing Day Dip is a charity event where people in fancy dress swim in the sea on Boxing Day. There are several such dips held around Europe, but the largest is organised by the Lions Club of Sunderland, England.
Boxing Day Storm - The Boxing Day Storm (also called the Great Boxing Day Storm of 1998 or Hurricane Stephen) was an Atlantic wind storm that made landfall in northwest Ireland.
Boxing Week - Boxing Week is, at least, the six-day period that starts with Boxing Day and ends with New Year's Eve. It may also include a few days before Christmas and/or after New Year's Day.