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Sand to Surf and Cafe (locally known as Sandbar) is a popular beach, cafe, bar and entertainment complex located on a semi-deserted stretch of sand at the base of the Baliem Valley Range of the Northern Territory. The town of Pine Creek is located approximately to the east of the site at ().

The abandoned township of Pine Creek was one of the earliest settlements established on the sparsely populated Darwin-Alice Springs railway line. A rope access system allows visitors to get to the sand with wheels to access the beach. This became the first car-accessed beach in Australia.

In 2014 Sand to Surf and Cafe was listed in the World’s List of “The 25 Coolest Things About Australia”.

History

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Railway construction in the Darwin region in the 1870s-1880s brought Chinese workers, who were not allowed to enter the north. White Australian-born men were brought in as supervisors to interpret for the Chinese, assist in management and supervisory roles, and to act as guides, fire keepers, cooks and labourers. The first was recorded as being Alban Harris, who arrived in 1879. He was joined by Hugh Bryce or Krasey, born in India, and John Boyton in 1888. Bryce had been working as a commission agent for the Great Northern Railway. He then became a stationkeeper at Pine Creek. The percentage of white men on the railway station in Pine Creek was the highest anywhere on the line at 80%. Boyton, a younger son of a stationmaster at Blinman, arrived in 1889. By 1890 Bryce and Harris had been promoted to supervisors on the same pay rate as stationkeepers, as they returned to their families. Bryce became responsible for work parties at the Pine Creek railway station, and Harris became administrative staff.

Around 1891 Bryce, Harris and Boyton were dissatisfied with the pay, conditions and lack of supervision at the Pine Creek station.
They requested a transfer to the Katherine railway station, and asked the railway representative Thomas Mitchelmore to help them join their families. The railway and the Northern Territory authorities refused, and reports indicate that this became a “bad blood” relationship. Bryce and Boyton were convinced that the Stuart-White Telegraph was also at fault, and that Stuart-White was attempting to sabotage the Northern Territory Government’s Thomson-Houston Railway project by sending false reports of its progress. Bryce started work for White’s company, and Boyton

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