Joshua Fredric Smith

Born and raised on a 40-acre ranch in Northern California, Joshua Fredric Smith was exposed to hard work from an early age. Growing up was an amazing journey for Joshua. Instead of dogs and cats, he had horses and cows as pets and every morning before Joshua's bus would arrive to take him to school, one of his chores was to feed all the animals. Whenever the rains came, Joshua, his father Guy and his brother Robert, would herd all the animals to higher, safer ground. Ditches were dug and fences were mended - the work was endless. But, when there was time to play, Joshua didn't just have a backyard; he had a real town known as Georgetown. Created by his grandfather, George Smith, who worked as a prop master for the major Hollywood studios on movies such as 'Gone With The Wind', 'Pollyanna' and 'Wild Blue Yonder', Georgetown was an old western town replete with period buildings and cars, and was always brimming with activity with weddings, parties, commercials and films. It was during t