One Tank Trip: Things to do in Orange, Texas

[@edmoneves5680]

I was in Orange in 2018 for business, I miss this town, I felt like as I was there again. Brasil - SP

[@louisinese]

What are some tips for visiting SP?

[@AngelaAbshire-kh7tu]

Great job hitting some highlights of the fruit city!

[@pinegargas8835]

I live here, there are lots of orange statues!

[@beanclay4154]

I live in Orange

[@darealken6584]

NEED HONEST OPINION. Moving there upcoming month , pinehurst area …

[@pamelariley6694]

@@darealken6584 I live in Pinehurst , very quiet. Weather (most of the time) good.

[@Ughhhhhhhhhhihate]

I don’t think here is a place to travel to, it’s more of just a place to live. I’d rather travel to Houston or Dallas

[@SoundChristianMusic]

who the hell would take a trip to ORANGE texas lol

[@BG-eq8df]

Is this a sun down town.? These days you have to post 📫 that on your post 📫 these days so a black family will be safe

[@kingleonidas6352]

No its not, but Vidor, a nearby town, used to be and is still extremely racist.

[@jpalmz]

​@@kingleonidas6352My father grew up in Orange and moved to Tulsa after military service in the late 60's. When we would drive down there for visits to his family (mid 80's through early 90's), we would go STRAIGHT THROUGH Vidor! Get your gas and make sure everything is in good working order well before you hit the edge of town so you can slide on through, keeping an eye on all speed limits and traffic regulations. Daddy didn't play about Vidor (we're a Black family, if you haven't guessed). Haven't been that way in a little over 20 years, but from your comment, it sounds like things are still a bit sketchy. 🫤

[@ABSOLUTELY_LM]

Absolute nonsense This isn’t the 1930s Vidor nor orange is sundown