Hmm, it does kind of look winning -- what's white's risk to play on (besides facing a higher rated opponent of course ) but I mean only f3 is weak. It seems like after pushing the a pawn and tying a defender to blockade it, you can just walk you king to c6 and go from there... so what's a defensive set up for black? Blockading on a8 is too passive with either piece IMO, and the bishop can't make it in time so it seems like (I may be wrong) a6 is the only other option, and that seems weak.
So at first glance the seemingly most principled blockade would be Nc7-a8, but that should lose... I don't see an active defense so yeah, my initial impression is that white is winning.
Today the Kolty Chess Club held a Simul against Emory Tate. There were 28 boards, and at the time I left, the club had achieved 3 wins and one draw (me). Mr Tate offered me the draw in an interesting position, and I think it may be winnable... what do you think?