Yellowstone day 1

After a early start ( for us) we arrived at the Mammoth Spring Campground inside Yellowstone Park. We were here at about 10:30 and they figured the campground would be full within the hour......it was. Once setup and lunch was out of the way, we were off on one of the circle tours they recommend ( about 65 miles). What a diverse landscape. Everything from 9,000 ft mountain passes to sulphur springs and waterfalls. This is a "dry campground, which means no hookups. We can run the generator until 8:00 tonight. Our fridge doesn't work on anything but 110V. It will run on propane, but needs 110V to do so......go figure. Tomorrow we move to another campground just outside the park and close to another entrance. This place is huge, not as big as Algonquin, but big none the less. We have internet which was a surprise. The air card works out here.