Jeremy discovered kites about 40 years ago, when his father introduced him to them, and the bug has stayed with him ever since. He started with simple single line kites, saved up for his first dual line kite at 14, and was hooked. He later branched out into buggy and power kiting for a different kind of thrill.

In 2016 he bought his first quad line kite. It didn’t come easily at first, but he soon found the KiteLife.com instructional videos, and today he is arguably one of the most versatile and passionate quad line pilots around. He has flown as a quad soloist at UK festivals including Brighton, and he flew with Team KiteLife at the South Padre Island Kite Festival in Texas in 2020, including its indoor show. Kite Forge has also featured him flying the Djinn.

Based in Cumbria, in England’s Lake District, he is also a wild camper, hiker and drone pilot.

“At night, daytime, sunrise, sunset, it’s all good, it’s my zen.” — Jeremy