  Enriched curves have been studied over algebraically closed fields by Main\`o
([Mai98]) and recently over general base schemes in [BH19]. In this paper, we
study enriched curves from a logarithmic viewpoint: we give a succinct
definition of the stack of rich log curves, which is an open substack of the
stack of log curves, and define an enriched curve to be a curve with a minimal
rich log structure on it. This logarithmic view point turns out to be a natural
language for enriched structures, leading naturally to a simple modular
compactification. This modular compactification is a smooth log blowup of the
stack of log curves, answering affirmatively two questions from [BH19]. We also
generalise the concept of rich curves to $r$-rich curves, and show similar
results. We include a chapter phrasing some of the key definitions solely in
the language of real tropical geometry.
