On the Surrey side is a consistent green buffer and towpath between the river and Ham/Kingston, widening to Canbury Gardens, until the high-rise town centre is reached. The town's buildings switch to entertainment immediately south of Kingston Bridge. After the canalised mouth of the Hogsmill the riverside switches to a promenade with road by residential uses until Seething Wells reservoirs. Raven's Ait is upstream of the bridges in the centre of the river at Surbiton, followed by a marina. Long and Thames Dittons's riverside homes and pubs follow until beyond Thames Ditton Island. A riverside park and playing fields flank the mouth of the Mole until Hampton Court Bridge, near to the top of the reach, overlooking part of the Palace. Hampton Court railway station is before the bridge and just above it is Molesey Lock. Boats There are navigation transit markers between Kingston Bridge and Raven's Ait on the Hampton Court bank, to allow river users to check their speed. A powered boat may not pass except in emergencies between the markers in less than one minute. The reach is home to at least five sailing clubs, five rowing clubs, two skiffing and punting clubs, the Royal Canoe Club and two Sea Cadet centres. Numerous pleasure boats ply for trade, London Riverboat services and chartered trips between Kingston and Hampton Court. Thames Path The Thames Path as its towpath follows the Surrey side to Kingston Bridge where it crosses to run alongside Hampton Court Park, before returning to what is traditionally (and in navigation use) termed the "Surrey side" at Hampton Court Bridge. Sinuosity The river makes an acute inside angle on this reach — Teddington and Molesey locks are less than half the distance apart by land. Sports clubs on the reach Royal Canoe Club Kingston Rowing Club Walbrook Rowing Club Tiffin School Boat Club Kingston Grammar School Boat Club Kingston University Boat Club The Skiff Club Dittons Skiff and Punting Club Thames Sailing Club Tamesis Sailing Club Minima Yacht Club Kingston Royals Dragon Boat Racing Club 1st Surbiton (Sealion) Sea Scouts Ajax Sea Scouts Leander Sea Scouts Popular culture and the media The lock was the location of the Fish-Slapping Dance sketch in Monty Python's Flying Circus. In episode 1 of series 5 of the BBC TV police drama New Tricks, the villain is arrested at Teddington Lock. Thames Television had its purpose-built Teddington Studios at Teddington