This is what they mean by "North and West of the city"

Timeline - all times approximate:
A few days ago: irilyth calls for Dim Sum this morning.
-1000: It starts snowing.
0900: I wake up. There's lots of snow on the ground.
0945: Discussion with irilyth regarding Dim Sum.
1020: I leave the house on foot for the train.
1025: Confirmation from irilyth that others are heading for Dim Sum
1035: I see Amtrak heading inbound pass through train station.
1038: Call carpenter for Dim Sum status report. They're waiting for a train. We will stay in touch.
1040: Arrive at train station. Guy waiting there said scheduled train at 0942 didn't come.
1045: Receive call from carpenter. Swarthmore contingent aborting Dim Sum mission.
1047: Inbound SEPTA arrives at station.
1050: Outbound SEPTA arrives at station.
1055: Outbound Amtrak passes through station.
1100: Car arrives to take me home.

So close, yet so far. Oh well.

( Daylight pics, as promised earlier )

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Picked up a decent selection of music Friday over lunch at the Ave. of Arts Tower. Simon Preston playing the complete Handel organ concerti, two Naxos discs (the Byrd 4 and 5 voice masses, Vivaldi recorder concerti), and a $3 Beethoven 7 and 8, which is pretty good (some of the sound is a little muddy, but not enough to actually complain about),

Can someone tell me why there are three feathers on the cover of the Handel? Does this make any sense at all?