lock in Mill Lane. The path rejoins the river at Marlow Bridge. It does not cross the bridge, but passes through Higginson Park and continues on the Bucks side to Temple Lock. Literature and the media The poet Percy Bysshe Shelley lived in Marlow and spent much of his time on the river above the lock in a skiff. It was during this time that he composed The Revolt of Islam. The lock was used in 1970 to film the scene in The Ambassadors of Death, when Liz Shaw is chased onto the weir. See also Locks on the River Thames Rowing on the River Thames References Locks of Buckinghamshire Locks on the River Thames Weirs on the River Thames Marlow, Buckinghamshire