To my eyes that position looks a like a black win. Two connected passed pawns supported by rooks on the correct file (ok the b rook might get in the way at some point, but i can't see that being a specific problem). Also, and probably more importantly, white has no counter play whatsoever. e5 ..fxe5 fxe5 ..Nxe5 just improves blacks knight, what did you see in the white position that made you go for a draw?
Black to move...
Game 9245151
This PGN could not be parsed.
- line 1: Unrecognised token '.Rxb4'
- move 1 could not be played: Invalid PGN : Error converting move Rd1a1
[FEN "r7/5nkp/p2p1pp1/1p1P4/1P2PP2/R4BPP/1r6/3R3K b - - 0 1"] 1..Rxb4 2. Rd1a1 Ra4 3. Rxa4 bxa4 4. Rxa4 a5 {Sometimes we tend to "Overlook" simple things, and chess is no exception. }
You're right "RJHinds" To err is Human".