Where can the boy use a photocopying machine?

W: I tell you what, why don’t we meet later? I’ve got quite a bit of shopping to do and you don’t want to follow me round, do you? You could go to the travel agent’s and for the other things you want to do in the meantime.
M: All right, then I’ll go to the travel agent’s first. It’s easy to find, is it?
W: I gave you a map, didn’t I? Have you got it? Good. See where we are now? At the bottom. Go straight up this road until you come to the T-junction. Turn right and then take the first turning on the left and you’ll find yourself in a shopping street, it’s the High Street, in fact. There’s a supermarket and a library on the left but don’t go that far. Take the first turning on the right—it’s quite a narrow road—and it’s the one, two, third shop on the left, you can’t miss it.
M: OK. Well, that shouldn’t take long. I’ll need a bank after that, to get some traveler’s checks.
W: Yea, and there’s one quite close. You go back to the High Street, turn right and go straight on. Past the supermarket. There’s a branch of the National Bank on the other side of the road. On the corner. Oh, and you wanted to make a photocopy too, didn’t you? You can do that at a shop called Hatcher’s. When you come out of the bank, you’ll be on a turning off the High Street, walk up that street, away from the High Street, past the butcher’s, and you’ll come to a crossroads. Go straight across the cross roads. The road opposite is a dead end and Hatcher’s is on the right hand side. It’s in the middle of a row of shops.
M: Good.
W: Then, if you don’t mind, you could call at Bright’s and pick up those sandals of mine for me. They should be ready. The shop’s just round the corner.
M: No problem.
W: When you leave Hatcher’s, walk back to the crossroads and turn left. You’ll be in the street that’s parallel to the High Street. Bright’s is the second shop on the left. OK?
M: OK.
W: I should be finished too by then, so I suggest we meet at the coffee shop. It’s probably easier if I show you how to get there from where we are now. So, starting from the beginning again, you go down to the junction and turn right. Then keep...keep straight on, past the High Street on the left. The coffee shop is in that row of shops on the right, opposite the zebra crossing. Have you got that? I’ll see you there in, let’s say, three quarters of an hour. Bye.