SOLUTION
Let the point of origin be from where you are standing, $\vec{A}=52.0 \ m$, $37.0^o$ north of east, $\vec{B}$ be the vector to the second post and $\vec{C}$ has a magnitude of $80.0 \ m$. Refer to Figure 1 for a rough sketch of the situation. In this figure,Let $\vec{d}=80.0 \ m=\sqrt{(d_x)^2+(d_y)^2}$, then its components
$d_x=A_x+B_x=(52.0 \ m) \ cos \ 37.0^o+0=41.529 \ m$
$d_y=A_y+B_y=(52.0 \ m) \ sin \ 37.0^o+B_y=31.294 \ m+B_y$
Then $B_y$ is$(80.0 \ m)^2=(d_x)^2+(d_y)^2$
$\sqrt{(80.0 \ m)^2-(41.529 \ m)^2}=(31.294 \ m+B_y)$
$B_y=-31.294 \ m+\sqrt{(80.0 \ m)^2-(41.529 \ m)^2}$
$B_y=37.1 \ m$
The length of $\vec{B}$ is $37.1 \ m$. You can check your answer using the law of cosines.