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But, eheh... as a stickler for Geography (with a college degree in it for backup) and a resident of California, I feel obligated to inform you that this is not the Mojave Desert. The Mojave is largely within California state lines, with the other large part in Nevada. It DOES extend a bit into AZ, but not as far east as Winona. [link]
If you want true Mojave Desert shots, places like Barstow, Kingman, and Cajon Pass will do (as well as Soledad Pass and the western lead-in junction to the Tehachapi Loop Complex).
The closest desert to Winona is the Painted Desert, and the area for this shot likely shares the same soil content, but it's more likely to be described on biome maps as Forest, Woodlands, or a transition zone between the two ([link]). At best, I think you can still call this region "Arizona High Desert"; having been in Flagstaff and the surrounding area myself, it DOES feel like one quite often.
You don't have to change the title if you don't want to, though.
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I think that will help you understand it more!